How you invest the few months leading up to the draft is invaluable. As true as it is that the quarterback position is the most difficult position in sport to play, handle and even master – the development and construction of skills required to succeed in it are vital.

For years, quarterbacks have been herded into massive training firms to lineup and grind next to linemen and other skill players with the main focus of getting bigger, faster, and stronger. These training firms make sense for all other football players. It is important for defensive tackles and fullbacks to produce a high amount of reps on the bench press. It is important for wide receivers and linebackers to show sprinter speed in the 40-yard dash.

The bench press is neither central to a quarterback’s draft evaluation nor his future long-term success. Tom Brady and Peyton Manning may have the slowest recorded 40-yard dash times on their teams.

I believe that the true development and maturation of a quarterback and other football players should be as contrasting as the training of a fighter pilot and the mechanics that work on his jet.

Whitfield Draft Camp is built specifically to train and prepare the skill sets of quarterbacks to succeed through evaluations, testing, and most importantly, defenses in the NFL.

You’ve got one shot in your life to come through this process.

I’m inviting you to make it happen in San Diego.

…. one shot.