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A slow WR shouldnt matter if they understand how
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A slow WR shouldnt matter if they understand how

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Sep 5, 2023, 9:16 PM

To run routes and create separation.

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Adam Humphreys and Hunter Renfrow

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Sep 5, 2023, 9:19 PM

would agree with you

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Re: A slow WR shouldnt matter if they understand how

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Sep 5, 2023, 9:22 PM

Truth! Some of the greatest receivers of all time were not fleet of foot.

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Re: A slow WR shouldnt matter if they understand how

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Sep 5, 2023, 9:25 PM

True enough. Precision is key. Which means the qb, blockers, and wide outs all have to be synchronized. This clearly is not the case.

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What is this stuff about separation?

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Sep 5, 2023, 9:26 PM

Does a guy have to be wide open now? Isn't that called a busted play?

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Re: What is this stuff about separation?

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Sep 5, 2023, 9:49 PM

Exactly … I mean not every play is a wr gonna be open… sometimes you have to throw a guy open or here’s a wild thought , maybe let the wr try to go make a play !? Just watch any game this weekend and you will see catches made that were very tough catches or balls that are 50/50 and even if you don’t win them it makes the defense think a little … defenses don’t have to worry about any type of down field attack o r the middle of the field really. It’s mostly at or behind the LOS or 5 yard range. Perfect example is in the unc game when maye threw that ball across his body to the TE for a TD… sometimes you gotta trust a guy to make a play or worst case it get knocked away. I think we give way too much credit to dbs having lock down coverage on just us I don’t buy it. I’d be willing To guarantee if you watch duke the rest of the year teams will put up a lot of yards on em down the field.

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Re: What is this stuff about separation?

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Sep 5, 2023, 9:56 PM

Exactly. How many times did you see DW throw into tight coverage. Mike W was not exactly a burner but they perfected the back shoulder throw. Now DW would have some multiple turnover games, but bottom line is these guys need to throw into tight coverage.

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Sep 5, 2023, 10:28 PM [ in reply to Re: What is this stuff about separation? ]

You nailed it. Maye is an elite quarterback. He'll be a starter in the NFL, and probably a pretty good one. That's what elite QBs can do, they trust their arms and are fine throwing a football where only their WR can catch it, and see if they come down with it or not. Our QBs have been timid since TL about doing that. I do think Cade could still be very good. But you don't see him throwing those 50/50 balls you saw with Trevor and Deshaun.

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