Although there is impressively little information out there about KT's injury, I have heard several people say it is his plant foot (right foot). In the Alabama game his left foot was the heavily taped foot and seemed to be the foot he was favoring. His left foot would certainly impact his mobility, but the right foot would have the biggest impact on pocket passing.
Which foot?
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Am I dumb? Have I not paid attention?
He's right handed, right? Left foot is plant foot.
ETA: You made me think I needed to cut back on beer watching games. Kamario is indeed right handed.
He's right handed, right? Left foot is plant foot.
ETA: You made me think I needed to cut back on beer watching games. Kamario is indeed right handed.
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It would be awfully weird to plant and throw from the right foot while being right handed. Something might break other than the foot.
Terminology mistake on my part. Maybe the better term is "drive" foot or push off foot?
“Bottom line is Lebby should have been funded enough to buy a deeper roster.”
There. Fixed it for ya. He isn’t gonna put his own money into the roster.
Don’t act like he hasn’t really missed on some evaluations too. Like spending a fortune on a 3rd string qb last year who has 21 passing yards at South Florida now.
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