The Seattle Seahawks are adopting a novel strategy to nurture their third-round draft choice, Jalen Milroe, as the young quarterback emerges onto the NFL stage.
In a tweet shared In "X" by long-time Seahawks reporter Brian Nemhauser, Milroe r evealed that his new coaches, led by head coach Mike Macdonald, have encouraged him to adopt virtual reality (VR) technology to enhance his skills.
This advanced training technique, modeled after the achievements of Washington Commanders' quarterback Jayden Daniels, seeks to hone Milroe’s skill at reading defensive patterns and enhance his timing during games.
Milroe, wearing his brand-new Seahawks jersey adorned with the number 6, expressed his excitement about the chance during the team’s rookie minicamp.
The technology, developed by German company Cognilize, has already proven its worth in the NFL, helping quarterbacks like Daniels simulate game scenarios at accelerated speeds, making real-time decisions feel slower and more manageable.
The Seahawks' choice to incorporate VR technology into Milroe's practice regimen mirrors their strategic outlook for the talented player from Alabama, known for his exceptional agility and physical prowess.
Although Milroe isn't expected to compete with starting quarterback Sam Darnold right away, the organization views him as a future standout, likening his potential to explosive QBs such as Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson.
Enthusiasts and commentators are abuzz with anticipation, optimistic that this advanced technique will assist Milroe in evolving into the team’s cornerstone quarterback for years to come.
As Milroe begins his journey in Seattle, the Seahawks are evidently betting on his development through a progressive approach.
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