There is no one way to throw a football or play quarterback; however, there are basic fundamentals and techniques that can greatly enhance any quarterback's play. NFL quarterback and former Washington Husky Brock Huard demonstrates these fundamental and techniques, and alongside dozens of drills and exercises creates an easy-to-follow routine for the aspiring QB. Get under center and get ready to watch your young QB develop and grow with aid of this great teaching video.

Brock Huard was a third round draft choice by the Seattle Seahawks in 1999. He re-joined the Seahawks in 2004 after spending two seasons with the Indianapolis Colts. As a Colt, Brock was the back-up QB to Peyton Manning, the 2003 NFL Co-MVP that year. Brock Huard was one of the top QBs to play for the University of Washington. He holds career marks for the most passing yards (5,742), touchdown passes (51), total 300+ yard games (4), attempts without an interception (151), and ranks second in 200 + yard games (14), total yards per game (191.4) and was named District VIII Academic All-American his final two seasons Brock graduated from the University of Washington in four years earning his degree in Psychology with a 3.6 GPA.