Out Prepare Out Perform

Engineered by Quarterbacks, for Quarterbacks

Patented Design

Our Patented Design creates realistic throwing lanes and windows, allowing quarterbacks to train their eyes to locate and track their target, develop chemistry with their receivers, and master the art of throwing blind.

Each panel is 6'5" and comes equipped with wheels, making them easy to move across all field surfaces. This flexibility allows for various drills and training exercises. To keep the panels stationary, simply use the wheels' locking feature. Sand bags are also included in case of windy conditions.

Nylon Mesh

Durable panel with just the right amount of stretch

Aluminum Base

Two stabilizing legs that easily click into place

Fiberglass Poles

Flexible poles that fit comfortably together

360 Swivel Wheels

Attach to base legs for multidirectional movement

Context Dependent Memory

The Godden and Baddeley Experiment (1975)

This study proved that you're more likely to recall information when you're tested on that information in the same environment in which you learned it.

The absence of a Pocket in a QB's training means their rate of learning and memory ability is being stunted, resulting in uncharacteristic mistakes on Game Day.

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  • Practice How You Play

75% of reps wasted

Why do Quarterbacks spend most of their annual reps in an environment that's nothing like what they'll experience on Game Day?

QB's throw year round with nothing in front of them and still expect their training to translate when they get thrown into a pocket come Fall.

What if missed throws weren't because of talent or mechanics, but because of a lack of real pocket reps? It's time for QB's to train their eyes as much as they train their arms.

It's time for QB's to practice how they play...

Quality Guaranteed

If a part arrives damaged or malfunctions during use, we will send you a replacement immediately.

Contact us at info@qbpocketpasser.com

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Practice How You Play

"If you're not training for the pocket,

you're not training to play Quarterback"