WR Drops easy fix...

[MFJones]

Give me a f'kn break...bricks?
Last time I checked a brick wasn't the size of a football. How is this supposed to help again?

Ask Jerry Rice how that worked out for him.

 

[7thgroupvolfan]

Ask Jerry Rice how that worked out for him.

ok

I'll let you know what he said. Me and JR are boys.

 

[AllVolForLife_16]

Good thing Cecil Cherry isn't on campus yet. The brick would shatter in fear before ever touching his hands.

 

[MFJones]

ok

I'll let you know what he said. Me and JR are boys.

Well until you talk to your boy Rice,,, here's a quick read on bricks.

 

[MFJones]

Well until you talk to your boy Rice,,, here's a quick read on bricks.

Sorry forgot to attach link

Jerry Rice (American football player) -- Encyclopedia Britannica

 

[Berry4Heisman14]

Good thing Cecil Cherry isn't on campus yet. The brick would shatter in fear before ever touching his hands.

Kid hasn't even stepped on campus and the jokes are beginning

 

[VolnJC]

Sorry forgot to attach link

Jerry Rice (American football player) -- Encyclopedia Britannica

again guys..as I posted several pages back..the Jerry Rice brick story is false..he says so himself in this video
Jerry Rice finger tip catching proven with Science. - YouTube

 

[gnm53108]

lol:

Bricks...I love it.

Can you imagine blocking one of those at the line?

Maybe we should try this with our kickers as well.

 

[YorkVol]

I've heard of this technique before but I don't think it really works. The drill is simply to stand in a line and toss the brick back and forth, sort of like an egg toss. The problem is you tend to catch a heavier, square object with your palm and not your finger tips. So it teaches the WRs the wrong technique. The best receivers catch with their fingertips, so finger strengthening drills are the best. Julio Jones used tennis balls very effectively as this video shows:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqNfzDPrg0I[/youtube]