06-09-2020, 02:29 PM
(06-09-2020, 02:20 PM)fredtoast Wrote: What are you talking about? Out routes get thrown to the sideline all the time. And if the WR does not run the proper route the pass will be off target.
This all goes back to people seeing what they want to see on film.
If your QB is throwing an out route at the sideline they are late and most likely getting intercepted often. Late doesn’t mean can’t be done but late means shouldn’t be doing it.The route should be ran from a plus split giving the WR room to secure the catch before going out of bounds. If it's thrown without the plus split then it's already a realy dangerous low percentage throw. A lot of his came from slot alignments or plus splits.
