Auden Tate building on from last year

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(08-27-2020, 03:30 PM)fredtoast Wrote: The receiver gets to the spot he is supposed to be at the right time.  Also needs to get in and out of cuts quickly to get separation.

How does the film tell you where Tate is supposed to be?  If a throw is high how do you tell when the receiver is to blame for running a poor route or the QB is to blame for making a bad pass.  What specifically do you look at to tell the difference?

I hate to be the bearer of bad news but...QBs throw to a "spot", to an extent. There is a specific place a receiver is supposed to be on most routes but if the QB is looking at a receiver on his break, he's not going to throw to the "spot" the receiver is supposed to be if the QB sees that he's not quite there. He's going to throw to the receiver.