Danny Hernandez had seen some videos, been impressed by the throws.
Perhaps what most helped the Los Angeles-based quarterbacks guru note the serious nature of JT Shrout’s quest to improve wasn’t necessarily Shrout’s ability to fight off a defender, but rather his insistence on fighting through traffic.
L.A. is known for both its sprawl and its traffic; Shrout, once he committed to work with Hernandez, showed he did not care about either deterrent.
“He said, ‘just let me know where you’re gonna be,’” Hernandez, who’s trained L.A.-area athletes for college football the past 15 years and operated Team Dime Los Angeles the last few, told GridIron Now.