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Presnap motions give Fields zone coverage.
89 is his first read, 17 jumps the inside route. Fields efficiently and effectively flips his hips to his second read, delivers an accurate strike.
89 is his first read, 17 jumps the inside route. Fields efficiently and effectively flips his hips to his second read, delivers an accurate strike.
Pressure comes up the middle, Fields navigates the pocket well while keeping his eyes downfield, hits his check down after exhausting first two options.
Play-action, look off the safety, drop a dime. Gorgeous.
Third read, incredible placement to the inside shoulder. This “one-read QB” narrative is absolutely bonkers.
Fields will want this one back. Hard to get a good look at his eyes here, but timing says third read. Just a touch shy of another monster play.
Give Justin Fields a scalpel.
Works from read 1 to 2, waits for 1 to clear the second level, hits him.
Works from read 1 to 2, waits for 1 to clear the second level, hits him.
The athletic ability of Fields give him the choice to tuck and run with his TE out in front.
He does, however miss Olave on the comeback (spoilers: he hits Olave on this same design later in the game)
He does, however miss Olave on the comeback (spoilers: he hits Olave on this same design later in the game)
On the run and along the boundary, Fields has the field cut in half for him.
The arm speed of Fields, however, is really worth noting.
The arm speed of Fields, however, is really worth noting.
This is the first play back from getting a shot to the ribs.
This time Fields hits Olave on the comeback with great placement along the boundary.
This time Fields hits Olave on the comeback with great placement along the boundary.
Fields hits this seam route through this absolutely ridiculous window.
Here is the throw. Love it looked as though Fields threw behind his target. With all-22, you can see 36 picks this ball off if it’s anywhere else.
This is the throw that people drooled about afterwards. Arm talent is clearly not an issue for Fields.
