Patented training equipment engineered by quarterbacks, for quarterbacks
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Drake Maye and Sam Howell working with the QB Pocket Passer
If the best in the world train with it,
you probably should too
#practicehowyouplay
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Anddddd he’s gone 🏎️
One last bit of practice before our first official week of IMG Academy Football season 👀
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Practice How You Play with the QB Pocket Passer.
Simulate realistic throwing lanes and windows so that your quarterbacks can train their eyes to locate and track their target, develop chemistry with their receivers, and master the art of throwing blind.
And help your receivers learn to track the ball over the middle, even when they can’t see the quarterback.
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Just work 🕣
Appreciate you again @AlejandroM2026 Next time it will be in Plainview. 2026 loading! #OFOT
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Appreciate @AlejandroM2026 and J Weathers for coming to Dallas with me to put in work. @WBUFootball boys grinding. Wait till the end Alejandro has something for you.
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🅱️ @BHSREDDEVILFB ✊🏿@CoachSMorris taking care of things around here getting all equipment needed to keep this QB room SHARP! Happy OC 😁‼️🆕 @QBPocketPasser 🎯 @Nolberto_III is looking to improve completion percentage and we will certainly achieve this one throw at a time. #BAllin #RollDevils #GriddlesAlwaysHot 🔥 – at Elmwood Park, WI
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.@jayguarantano with @qbsummit & @JwPalms train their QB’s eyes for different window throws.
Reinvent your QB’s practice reps with the QB Pocket Passer Pair, Pro, or Premium setup.
@QBPocketPasser
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Prepping for my summer Pro Day. Blessed to have a camp that has a clear understanding and focus for my goals. FYI Under center play is coming back.
@nsmesports @CalvinLDavis3 @Jadenfugett17 @sports_drc @QBPocketPasser @Marchen44 @Coach68Hinojos – at Denton, TX
This is awesome!
If you’re not training for the pocket,
you’re not training to play Quarterback
Everybody loves the highlight throw.
The off-platform laser. The scramble drill. The deep ball outside the structure of the play.
But that is not the real story of quarterback play.
The truth is most quarterback throws happen from the pocket. In our 2025 P4 launch point study, 82.9% of all pass attempts came from the pocket. That matters because the pocket is rarely clean. Vision gets obstructed. Windows tighten. Bodies compress space. The quarterback has to maintain pocket discipline, keep his throwing profile alive, and deliver on time through traffic.
If most throws happen from the pocket, then practice should reflect that reality.
That is why I like what QB Pocket Passer is building. It helps create more realistic throwing pictures by obstructing vision, narrowing windows, and forcing quarterbacks to work through bodies instead of living on clean-air reps. That is a more honest way to train the position.
If you want to make your pocket work more game-relevant, this is a practical tool worth looking at.
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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.
Why we exist summed up in 90 seconds with Alex Smith and Brock Purdy.
“20-40% of your vision is gone.”
“I know that even though I can’t see around this offensive lineman and defensive tackle pushing on me right now, the ball’s supposed to be here on one hitch, no later than that.”
✅Simulated pocket
✅Throwing in tight windows
✅Throwing blind
✅Good base in the pocket
✅Anticipatory throws
Instead of trying to gather five heavy bags, get a full pocket set up for less than the cost of one of those tackle bags with the QB Pocket Passer.
If your QB’s aren’t training for the pocket, they’re not training to play Quarterback.
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Brock Purdy talking about throwing the ball in a collapsing pocket and with limited visibility 👀
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Couldn’t agree more on this. Used to waste so much time worrying about the wrong stuff. When I first got to River Falls with Walk and Joe, I was so confused why we didn’t do ‘QB indy.’ Instead we just played more 11 on 11 football and was a 10x better player.
Quarterbacks are wasting 75% of their annual reps.
They train year round with nothing in front of them. Then, we throw them into a pocket come fall and expect their training to translate.
7on7, Routes on Air, Indy Period…
All are missing a fundamental aspect of QB development: The Pocket
QB’s need to train their eyes and feet for the pocket they’ll experience on Game Day
The best understand the value of every rep…
That’s why they Practice How They Play
@QBPocketPasser
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Quarterbacks are wasting 75% of their annual reps.
They train year round with nothing in front of them. Then, we throw them into a pocket come fall and expect their training to translate.
7on7, Routes on Air, Indy Period…
All are missing a fundamental aspect of QB development: The Pocket
QB’s need to train their eyes and feet for the pocket they’ll experience on Game Day
The best understand the value of every rep…
That’s why they Practice How They Play
@QBPocketPasser