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1. GEOFF SCHWARTZ AGE MOVIE
2. GEOFF SCHWARTZ AGE PRO

He looked like a different player against Utah and then against Wisconsin in the bowl game. It appeared Herbert was not allowed to run until the second to last game of the season, against Utah in the Pac-12 Championship.

This rarely happens in the Ducks’ offense, but when they do scheme up specific shot plays where Herbert needs to move a safety, he can do it. Not only does Herbert make an accurate throw, but it’s a difficult one across the field from the far hashmark. Here he’s got a limited amount of time to throw with someone around his legs. People vary on this idea of Herbert under pressure, but I’ve seen a good amount of positive throws in these situations. When Herbert doesn’t have time to think, mostly when he’s on the run and/or escaping pressure, the ball can scream out of his hand. He rifles this throw into a tight window - and it’s dropped. It’s exactly why NFL coaches love Herbert. I’ve picked out a few highlights to show you what Herbert does well and where his strengths lie. 5 of Herbert’s best attributes on the field Let’s take closer look at Herbert’s film to get a better idea of what kind of quarterback prospect he is. He is also a player who will show flashes of brilliance, but then let it all go by missing an opportunity to let it fly. They also dropped 100 passes the last two seasons.Īs any scouting report will tell you, Herbert is plenty accurate enough.

That does not excuse his poor throws at times, but his wide receivers weren’t often open or, maybe more importantly, open when the scheme called for it.

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Unlike Tua Tagovailoa and Joe Burrow, Herbert had almost no pro talent around him in college. It felt as though he was asked to just not screw it up until he needed to bail out the team. Herbert was not allowed to use his legs until the final two games of the season. It was designed around a stellar offensive line, short throws, and the occasional play-action pass. Oregon’s offense was not built around Herbert’s strengths. I tried my best to get someone to give me any nugget of negativity about his personality and I couldn’t.īefore we look at his on-field performance, it’s important to point out something that’s hard to ignore when watching his film. Campbell Trophy, otherwise known as the academic Heisman.Įven though he’s not a yeller or screamer, people around the program who coached or played with him rave about his leadership abilities and toughness. Herbert is a 4.0 student and won the William V. He’s got a cannon of an arm and he’s been durable in college. He’s 6’6, 236 pounds, and runs a 4.68-second 40-yard dash. Herbert is built like he was made in a factory. I’m qualified to discuss Herbert and what he can be in the NFL. I’ve watched every snap of the past three seasons with Herbert under center, and I’ve watched each game film at least once from last season. I hope every player from Oregon is awesome in the NFL.

Herbert can be any of these and I’ll explain why.ĭisclaimer for those who don’t know: I went to Oregon. None of these opinions are correct and none are wrong. Some would draft him in the top five, and others would prefer waiting until the second round. You will find some analysts, like Gil Brandt, who grade him as one of the better players in the draft, and others who grade him in the low 20s. One of the most polarizing players in the 2020 NFL Draft is Oregon quarterback Justin Herbert. Before the draft, Geoff Schwartz broke down Herbert’s film to gauge his future in the NFL. He has also voiced the character "Zak Saturday" in Jay Stephens' cartoon show, "The Secret Saturdays" and had a recurring role on the ABC show "Suburgatory" as "Evan." Sam's acting pedigree comes from both sides of the family, and his most recent projects include the low budget movies "Walk of Fame," "Stripped of Innocence" and the Paramount time travel movie, "Project Almanac." He currently has a recurring role on the ABC show, "The Goldbergs" as "Geoff Schwartz.Justin Herbert was drafted by the Los Angeles Chargers with the No. Since then, Sam has worked in television, movies, video games, and plays, and has had the honor of working with producers such as Steven Spielberg and Robert Zemeckis, and directors such as Barry Levinson and Brett Ratner.

GEOFF SCHWARTZ AGE MOVIE

This led to his first big break in the movie "Envy" starring Ben Stiller. His parents initially resisted, but Sam's talent was soon recognized when he took the microphone at his sister's bat mitzvah and began roasting her. He got his start in show business at the age of 9 after a chance conversation with two actresses at a New Year's Eve party. Sam Lerner is an American actor born in Los Angeles, California on September 27, 1992.