Jugs Football Passing Machine
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The Jugs Football Passing Machine is a football machine that throws passes, punts and kickoffs to any spot on your field, from 5 to 80 yards at 20-70 mph. It throws tight spirals for route work or end-over-end kicks for the return game, and a switch of the slide changes one to the other. Running backs, tight ends and wide receivers get more practice catching passes in a week than they normally get in an entire season. Drills run without relying on quarterbacks or kickers. At 130 lbs. it rides its own transport wheel to any spot on the field.
How a football turns in the air decides whether a receiver catches it on his hands or off his chest. The machine throws both flights the game needs: spirals for routes and end-over-end kicks for returners. A single 1/4 HP motor drives it from a standard 110V AC outlet, and it throws regulation size footballs, with leather recommended. Its pneumatic tires carry a 20-year life expectancy, against 5 years for a solid tire. It is built for high schools, colleges and professionals.
Inside the machine
Spirals and kicks, a long reach and a speed dial let one machine cover the passing game and the kicking game.
Football Passing Machine at a glance
Closer look
The machine throws any kind of pass, including spirals or end-over-end kicks, with adjustable speeds. Two flights out of one machine let a single purchase cover the passing game and the kicking game. The spiral setting is the one a receiver corps lives on: a stable nose-first ball that arrives the same way every rep, so a player working on catching away from his body gets to work on that and nothing else. Tilting the wheels sets the spiral's hand, with the left wheel forward and the right wheel back for a right-handed spiral. The end-over-end setting is the punt and kickoff ball, tumbling and hanging, which is a different read entirely for the man under it.
The 80-yard end of the range makes kickoff work possible from a fixed machine position, and the 70 mph top speed puts a ball into a window a defensive back has to close on. Speed on the dial and height on its T-clamp work together, so the same 40-yard throw can arrive as a lofted ball or a line drive.
With this machine, running backs, tight ends and wide receivers get more practice catching passes in a week than they normally get in an entire season, and drills run with any team without relying on quarterbacks or kickers. A quarterback's arm is the limit on how many reps the catching group gets in a normal period. The machine removes the limit for the catching group and gives the quarterbacks their own field back. The optional Short Legs Attachment lowers it so a punter and field goal kicker can get hours of snaps.
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The Football Passing Machine throws 80 yards, as far as the Soccer Machine kicks, and it is the faster of the two football machines at 70 mph.
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