Jonathan Poche

Father of 3 precious kids. Huge LSU, 49ers, & Bengals fan.

[Jonathan Poche @olejp3]

Pocket movement on 💯
Maverick moving like an NFL vet! @NFLFLAG Houston regional champs! Nationals next! @Lane_Kiffin

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@PeytonHouston8 @draftjm13 What does it do?

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@lincdalion @Coach__fitz @unlvfootball @M_Bure @MarkAnderson_AP @Perroni247 @ICBD_Training @PrepRedzoneTX @JUSTCHILLY @RandTurnbull @OdellSid @RGIII @iam_alinedouard @CoachTMiller18 @GPowersScout @adamgorney @AllenTrieu @samspiegs @SWiltfong_ @MikeRoach247 @QBHitList @TheQBTech @gabrieldbrooks Vegas baby!

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@CoachTMiller18 @graham_torey Them boys were slinging it!

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@RampCapitalLLC I’ve never thought about that one day in my life. Sounds boring AF

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@RampCapitalLLC Idk the 2nd $50mm gonna be hard to get buying 30 year bonds

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@RampCapitalLLC I bought some sqqq this morning n im super tilted even though im still net long

[Dan Orlovsky @danorlovsky7]

I love football

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@Tonyrazz03 @QBIQsystem The best! Can’t wait to get Maverick back in one soon.

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Pray to god Mav doesn’t see this. 👀

[Bussin' With The Boys @BussinWTB]

Bryce Underwood with the behind the back TD pass 🤯

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@ShannonShorr Depends on their age. The older they get the more “going play poker is understood”

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@JeritRoser Saw this dude in Houston n he can do it all.

[Nate Longshore @mrlongshore]

Special request post for Coach Marion at Colorado, @BrennanMarion4 who is a real student of the game and wanted the completion percentages attached to each 2025 P4 launch point.

A few good nuggets show up quickly, but the clearest one is this: quarterbacks completed 64.2% of their throws from the pocket compared to 49.0% outside of it. That is a 15-point difference, and it matters. The modern conversation can make it feel like off-platform creation is taking over the position, but the data keeps bringing us back to the same truth. Command from structure still drives the position.

There is value in movement skill, no question. You need answers when pocket integrity erodes and time compresses. But development has to stay sequenced properly. If 82.9% of all attempts are still coming from the pocket, and those throws are being completed at a much higher rate, then launch point discipline, pocket movement, and in-structure efficiency still deserve the largest share of development time.

The explosives outside structure are memorable. The routine efficiency inside structure is what keeps drives alive.

[Jonathan Poche @olejp3]

@baylintrujillo @_landenclark @LSUfootball @lsu_dailynews @LSU @ClarkDarrenn @lsureveille @verdinverdict @PowerHourLSU @AYSSPORTS Not surprised at all!

[Jonathan Poche @olejp3]

@Coach_Stanfield Can’t wait to have Maverick try this. Looks badass. Good job Coach!

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@ssigsbee Let’s go!

[Jonathan Poche @olejp3]

@ihatebbls Periloux for me

[Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom]

A mentor once told me this: Confidence is less about knowing you’ll win and more about knowing you’ll bounce back even if you don’t. Real confidence is built on resilience. Adaptability. Tolerance for uncertainty. Fear loses when you embrace that failure is never final.

[Jonathan Poche @olejp3]

@Lane_Kiffin @obj @LSUfootball You lie

[Ian Hartitz @Ihartitz]

Brock Purdy among 236 quarterbacks to throw 1,000+ career passes in the Super Bowl era:

-Yards per attempt: 8.6 (1st)
-Passer rating: 104 (1st)
-Passing success rate: 52.4% (1st)
-Completion percentage: 67.9% (3rd)
-Touchdown rate: 6.2% (4th)

[Kurt Warner @kurt13warner]

I’ve said this many times I want a QB that believes in what he sees, trusts his guys & isn’t afraid to let it rip… never worried about consequences in those situations!

Many different thoughts about Brock Purdy but this is what he does! This is what makes him different & a winner!

Yes he threw 2 INTs last week… THEY WON!!

Ppl who simply look at TDs to INTs as a definitive tell on a QB are missing the point of position IMO! It’s lazy! You have to watch each play, ask why he made that throw, what happened on play & most importantly you have to weigh against the number of WINNING plays that QB makes in a game!

It’s the reason why we miss on so many QBs IMO: we think MEASURABLES & TD/INT tell the story, while I think too often those two things tell the WRONG story!!