Rookie Scouting Portfolio contributor David Igono examines Sam Darnold’s process-driven, aggressive approach to throwing the football. If there was one […]
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Mason Rudolph: Discovering Vertical Anticipation
The RSP’s David Igono shows why Oklahoma State quarterback Mason Rudolph’s capacity to throw accurate 50/50 targets is noteworthy. A […]
Baker Mayfield: Respond or React?
Baker Mayfield is an instinctual quarterback who thrives on extending plays, utilizing his legs to create time and space. His […]
RSP Writers Project: All Roads Lead to Rome
RSP Contributor David Igono pens a “one player, one play” dedication to betting on yourself when facing down a challenge. […]
Christian Hackenberg: Declarations and Hesitations
David Igono’s deep dive into Jets’ new QB Christian Hackenberg. Watching multiple exposures of Christian Hackenberg has taken me back […]
Jeff Driskel and Learning the Bass Line of Footwork
Jeff Driskel has an NFL arm, but David Igono shows us that Driskel needs work on the quarterback’s equivalent of […]
Jake Rudock and Upside Potential
Embracing risk wisely is crucial to the growth of a quarterback. There’s a certain joy one gets from watching film […]
Connor Cook and Compartmentalizing Character
No confidence, no meat. That’s the law of the field, writes David Igono. The 2016 quarterback draft class is rife […]
The Law of the Pack with Vernon Adams, Jr.
I like Vernon Adams, Jr. as a quarterback. Matt covered Adams’ aptitude at the position that is a compelling analysis. His […]
Underrated: QB Jake Coker and Framing Expectations
Alabama QB Jake Coker is an underrated quarterback. David Igono explains why and frames the expectations with a quote from […]
