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Welcome back. It's the Big Blue Banter. New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

It's always my coach, Nick Falado. And today we've got a special guest on the show. And as those know, and as I've seen in the comment section, nobody gets more excited about talking about quarterbacks than me. It's a position I love to talk about. So we've got a great, a great guest in today to talk quarterbacks and Sean McAvoy of QB takeover. You can find his work and you can find what QB Takeover is at QB takeover.com. He's a quarterback coach and trainer. He knows a lot about the quarterback position. So we're excited to get his insights today. Sean, how are you doing? fellows, I'm doing well. Thanks for having me. And just like you, always decided to talk quarterbacks and quarterback play

and then when you got the draft coming up it's even a super special time then when you're a giant span

right then it's even more like quarterback centric and maybe what the future looks like so uh happy to be

here and thanks for having me all right Sean I want to start with it a broad question and I know

there's going to be like a lot of context kind of left out of this question

because these kind of things are so specific to the offense that a lot of

quarterbacks operate within.

How much of a quarterback sees the field and processes post snap can be learned or how

much of that is innate?

That's a question.

I mean, I think it's all learned, right?

Like I don't think we were born with,

with this ability to see open space on the field

or an understanding of how to work through concepts as a QB.

So I think it's all learned.

I think the real question is, you know,

how much can be learned at a later stage

or how much, you know, can be learned once a quarterback gets to the NFL, right?

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