Alan
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That's assuming that he practiced enough and and in the right way. Very few meet that requirement and the ones that do practice enough usually excel at what they do.V3 making assumptions:
That's only true to an extent. If all it took was practice, every QB in the NFL would be accurate. They aren't.
Did you know that one of, if not the most accurate passers in the history of the NFL (Sammy Baugh), used to throw thousands of footballs every day through a swinging tire. Larry Bird, one of the most accurate free throw shooters in the history of the NBA used to practice his free throws for hours every day. I believe it does only take practice to become accurate. However, the QB position (as with many other sports activities) requires so much more than accuracy to be a successful. As I already mentioned, it also requires, among other things, enough arm strength to make the required throws without screwing up your mechanics. That's why so many QBs struggle with their long throws.
IMO of course.