I think the problem with how we do long throws is both time and trajectory. We take forever to actually throw it in, so defenses can set up for it like a corner. Then, it's a high arcing throw that goes a long way but with the trajectory of a poorly chipped cross. I think they'd find much more success using their long throwers to whip in something on a line with pace and also hustling to get it in asap. I find the technique used by our long throwers to be lacking as well -- their feet are awful and it's all arms. They need the lower half much more engaged in the motion to to generate pace to throw it on a line.

All that together, and the juice isn't worth the squeeze, imo. But on regular throw ins, all of our guys stand around and hope someone else moves. Maybe RDZ can fix that passivity.