4.1 Quarterback Drills

Jordan Palmer has developed unique drills to train his quarterbacks. Whether it be younger aged quarterbacks or those at the NFL level, he looks to put them in uncomfortable positions and then forcing them to regain their platform. By doing so, he is helping his quarterbacks learn to become comfortable being uncomfortable because when you are playing this position you are rarely comfortable!

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  • All Three Throws ( 0:02:40)

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    Jordan Palmer explains the three types of throws a quarterback needs, which will allow him to complete every throw on the field!

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  • Circle Chaos ( 0:01:25)

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    In this drill Jordan Palmer shows a drill that he has had NFL quarterbacks use as a conditioning tool and also to produce competition between those who are using it.

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  • Find Your Angle ( 0:02:07)

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    Jordan Palmer reveals a piece of information that as a quarterback you have to understand to develop consistency. Applying this tidbit of information to your game will play a major role in increasing your precision as a passer!

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  • Extreme Touch ( 0:01:24)

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    Jordan Palmer explains and shows the importance of being able to finish your throws with touch by using this unique and very helpful drill!

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  • Time Square ( 0:01:56)

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    In this drill Jordan Palmer uses an active drill that will help quarterbacks simplify the game by becoming comfortable in uncomfortable circumstances!

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  • Ladder Pop ( 0:02:37)

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    Jordan Palmer uses the ladder to practice the moments where as a quarterback you are off platform and quickly need to regather and make a strong throw!

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  • Hurdle Pop ( 0:01:43)

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    Jordan Palmer extends his pop package with the Hurdle Pop drill where he has his quarterbacks hop off over the hurdles while also asking them to react to the sound of his voice to regather and make a throw.

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  • Triangle Pop ( 0:03:35)

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    In this highly active drill, Jordan Palmer tests his quarterbacks focus by having them work on their pocket presence while reacting to the sound of his voice and keeping their eyes down field throughout the process!

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