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1 Quarterback Individual Drills
Drills I’ve ‘appropriated’ and/or ‘liberated’ from various sites on the internet

2 Single Knee Throw Drill #1
Pick ball up from ground with fingertips of throwing hand only Extend ball straight overhead Throw with arm straight Finish with thumb to crotch, and off hand behind Focus on high release and vertical accuracy; bisect center of body of target 7 yds

3 Drill #2 Double Knee Throw
Lift ball up from ground as if taking a snap Push ball to ear focusing on trunk torque – “show a little back number” Throw straight overhead focusing on driving off elbow past ribs Freeze on finish with thumb to crotch, and off hand behind – posing like a “Greek God” Focus on pinpoint accuracy 7 yds

4 Standing, Opposite Foot Forward
Drill #3 Standing, Opposite Foot Forward Heel to toe stagger Push ball to ear focusing on trunk torque – “show a little back number” Throw straight overhead focusing on driving off elbow past ribs Freeze on finish with thumb to crotch, and off hand behind – posing like a “Greek God” Focus on pinpoint accuracy 10 yds

5 Standing, Feet Parallel
Drill #4 Standing, Feet Parallel Push ball to ear focusing on trunk torque – “show a little back number” Throw straight overhead focusing on driving off elbow past ribs Freeze on finish with thumb to crotch, and off hand behind – posing like a “Greek God” Focus on pinpoint accuracy 10 yds

6 Drill #5 Snap One QB on one knee and holds one hand parallel to ground to simulate center’s butt Other QB assumes good stance, back flat, knees bent, arms flexed, slight stagger to stance If QB has long fingers, can interlock thumb of top hand over thumb of bottom hand On cadence, “center” snaps ball into QB’s hands

7 Drill #6 Snap and Seat QB receives snap as in drill #5, then takes a short step back with right foot and seats ball in center of chest

8 Drill #7 Snap and Pivot QB receives snap as in drill #5, then pivots on left foot as if foot is nailed to the ground just above the toes

9 Drill #8 First Step First step of a 3 or 5 step drop is a “kick” step
QB receives snap as in drill #5, pivots as in drill #7, and takes the first step of a 3 or 5 step drop Focus on placement of right foot (right-handed QB) slightly past 6 o’clock Put rolled up towel on ground about 1 yd behind QBs feet to focus on depth of first step

10 Drill #9 3 Step Drop and Plant 1st step is kick step
2nd step is cross over under control 3rd step is plant directly under rear shoulder Plant with rear foot angled left or right depending on which direction throwing ball QB should hold ball in center of chest and rock naturally from arm pit to arm pit during drop Eyes straight downfield for 2 steps; eyes to read area on plant 1 2 3

11 Drill #10 “3 Step Drop” from Gun
“3 step drop” from Gun is actually just adjust feet and throw Emphasis on pushing ball up to ear while adjusting feet to get whole body in “cocked” position at the same time 1st step with back foot angled in the direction of the throw 2nd step about 4-6” left of the target (for right-handed QB) 2 1

12 5 Step Drop and Plant Drill #11
Same as 3 step drop and plant, but with an additional “kick” step as 3rd step, and additional cross-over step as 4th step Eyes straight downfield for first 3 steps before turning eyes to read area 1 2 3 4 5

13 “5 Step Drop” from Gun Drill #12
“5 step drop” from Gun is actually a 3 step drop and throw After securing snap, same mechanics as 3 step drop from under C 1 2 3

14 Drill #13 Net Two QBs approximately 15 yds apart throw over a QB net (or goal post) Simulates touch pass over LBs Ball should be on as much of a line as possible while clearing net and hitting receiver in the eyes 15 yds

15 Drill #14 Long Toss Two QBs approximately 25 yds apart (longer if stronger arms) Adjust plane of shoulders with front shoulder slightly higher Touch pass as if trying to “drop a snowball down the chimney” 25 yds

16 Attack Drill #15 2 QBs line up 10 yds apart
#1 with balls jogs at #2 as he backpedals, and throws to the chin They then switch and #2 runs at #1 5-10 reps each 10 yds

17 Sprint Out Drill #16 2 QBs 10 yds apart, staggered by 5 yds
On #1’s movement both jog parallel to one another #1 delivers a pass on the run to #2 on the front shoulder Emphasis on form, shoulder turn and high release Work both sides 5 yds 10 yds

18 3 Step Drop and Throw (right and left)
Drill #17 3 Step Drop and Throw (right and left) Two lines of QBs offset and 5 yds apart 3 step drop, plant foot on angle and throw to left (as if to flat) and right Focus on footwork, high release, follow through and accuracy in hitting the “front” shoulder Each group does 5-10 throws left and right 5 yds

19 Drill #18 Weave 1 at a time, QB takes a 5 step drop then shuffles through bags with ball cocked in throwing position Leads with back foot so can step and throw quickly On command, delivers ball to receiver (other QB) as quickly and accurately as possible, using great form QB R Coach

20 Drill #19 Wave QB takes a 5 step drop then takes single steps in pocket left, right, forward and backward on coach’s command After about 3-4 single steps, on coach’s command, sprints out to point outside tackle box, sets up and hits receiver with great form and accuracy QB Coach R R

21 Avoid Drill #20 QB takes a 5 step drop
When he reaches plant step, coach throws a hand shield at his midsection QB should take quick, short evasive action to avoid shield then deliver pass left or right QB Coach R R

22 Read Drill #21 3 receivers 15 yds deep and 15 yds apart
QB takes a 5 step drop Coach behind QB points to one of receivers to show hands QB should adjust feet and throw to designated receiver Coach QB R R R

23 Drill #22 Windows 3 defenders at LB depth 5 yds apart
1 receiver aligned at one end behind defenders QB takes a 5 step drop. On plant step, receiver will start across, and 3 defenders take one giant step left or right at random, creating natural windows QB should adjust feet and throw to receiver in best window QB R

24 Drill #23 Option Pitch 2 QBs align 5 yds apart, with #2 1 yd ahead of #1 They jog down the line together at about ¾ speed #1 option pitchs to #2; then #1 gets 1 yd ahead of #2, and #2 option pitchs to #1 Emphasis on stepping at the pitch man and delivering a soft, catchable pitch at chest level

25 Drill #24 Circle Drill Have QB's run around in a big circle throwing to each other. Stress following the ball and then getting back into the circle.

26 Drill #25 "Wave" drill. QB takes a drop, then on command shuffles in the pocket one step in direction he is told, after a few shuffles coach will point to one side or the other and QB scrambles to that side and throws on the run either into a passing net or to a receiver. Emphasis is on attacking LOS on throw.

27 Thus spake the master Coach: It is time for you to leave.

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