NFL players have benefited from connected data by identifying skill areas that might still need attention. Additionally, after an injury, the information can indicate healing progress and recovery benchmarks. At the high school and college level, baseline data can be discovered using our patented system to track growth and help players reach their full potential.

Coaches can use this tangible data to optimize their quarterback's abilities, and create a game plan based on a QB’s assessed strengths and weaknesses. Conditioning staff or trainers can benefit from tracking data for injury recovery and strength development. Also, coaches can recruit more objectively, designing training regimens/drills to help improve metrics and add teeth to the "eye test."

Support Staff & Equipment Managers can use the system to do a ball fitting, meaning the connected system can guide them to a Wilson ball v/ith the proper style and features to best benefit their QB.

Wilson introduced a quarterback camp series, called QBX Camps, where QB camps run drills recording their throws with real time data. That data is shared back to the players showing them where they excel, and where they need to improve. Throw data is also added to the NCSA Recruiting database so college coaches around the country have a set of metrics that they can evaluate QB throws on. This information is very valuable for recruiters as there has never been objective data on throws recorded until Wilson designed this technology. Other QB training organizations like Football University, Manning Passing Academy, Rivals Camp Series, Elite 11, The Opening, QB Summit, Senior Bowl and the Shrine Bowl have all used Wilson’s QBX Connected system.