09-13-2016, 04:50 PM
Oh okay Derrick NP, I'll do my best to explain it.
So the Gray route is the one target AJ had that he wasn't able to catch.
When the line is white, it means AJ is running the route, but hasn't caught it yet, when it turns green that is when AJ caught it. On the bomb you can see the line is white all the way and then green at the end when AJ catches it. On screen passes, the lines are mostly green because AJ had lots of YAC, you can see where he slipped out of bounds! Shoot!
There is a key or guide at the bottom of the diagram, that explains this as well. Hope that helps a little Derrick.
Also, all of these routes are on a set line of scrimmage, so the place on the field that the route happened is not a factor. Just showing how his route was run from the LOS.
So the Gray route is the one target AJ had that he wasn't able to catch.
When the line is white, it means AJ is running the route, but hasn't caught it yet, when it turns green that is when AJ caught it. On the bomb you can see the line is white all the way and then green at the end when AJ catches it. On screen passes, the lines are mostly green because AJ had lots of YAC, you can see where he slipped out of bounds! Shoot!
There is a key or guide at the bottom of the diagram, that explains this as well. Hope that helps a little Derrick.
Also, all of these routes are on a set line of scrimmage, so the place on the field that the route happened is not a factor. Just showing how his route was run from the LOS.
