The Physics of a Quarterback’s Pass

in Physics | February 7th, 2010 2 Comments

A lighter piece for Super Bowl Sun­day. Yes, this clip isn’t exact­ly heady. And, yes, it botch­es some facts (archers appar­ent­ly shoot from 70 meters, not 20 yards). But, nonethe­less, it gives you the basic physics of Drew Brees’ pass­ing game. Brees will be play­ing QB for the New Orleans Saints tonight, and, as you’ll see, his accu­ra­cy is remark­able. Hat tip to Mike.

via Dis­cov­er Mag­a­zine’s Cos­mic Vari­ance blog


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