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The biggest phrases we used this offseason in our QB training sessions were "Be Confident" and "Be Aggressive."
Yes, striving to be fundamentally sound and efficient is important for a quarterback, and it will always be a priority for our guys. But this year, more than ever, our focus was to create an environment where quarterbacks could train at their best effort, trust what they've worked on, and make adjustments from there.
As we’ve continued to grow, I've realized there are times when we can become too focused on mechanics or what looks “clean to the eye”. That can lead to quarterbacks moving slower than they naturally would or feeling like they have to fit inside a box. We still coach fundamentals heavily, but we also want our guys to play free, be athletic, and trust the work they've put in.
I've seen a big difference in the guys—not only in their performance and progress, but in how they carry themselves. I truly believe we'll see a different level of quarterback play across the Valley this fall with quarterbacks who are confident in who they are, confident in what they can do, and confident in their ability to lead the players around them.
True confidence is built by stacking great reps all offseason at your best effort. These guys have put the work in, built a culture that's second to none, and I'm excited to watch them put a great product on the field every week.