10-13-2019, 11:00 PM
(10-13-2019, 10:36 PM)Crazyjdawg Wrote: I love what I'm seeing from Tate. Not as thrilled to see the shapes he has to twist himself into just to reach Dalton's passes, but they are at least placed where no one else can get them! haha
That's how you're supposed to pass to a receiver group that can't get separation. Most people think that QBs throw to where the receiver is going when most of the time the QBs throw to an area where the defender can't get it and it's the receivers job to make the in-play adjustment(Jeff Blake's deep passes are a prime example of this). QBs that throw to where the receivers are going usually are "Bird Dogging" and defenses eat that shit up. QBs that throw to an area where the receivers need to make an adjustment is a combo of "Reading The Defense" and "Taking What The Defense Gives Him". Those QBs usually last longer in the NFL than the QBs that Bird Dog.
If your receivers can get open or separation on a regular basis, then you see more in stride passes.
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