BuckeyeNation27;1449675; said:second....I'd love for somebody to sit here with me and explain to me why my opponents are always wide open on several spots on the field....yet I can't find a single guy open when I have the ball. I'm being serious here. I wish somebody was sitting right next to me when he just threw that touchdown. I picked a pass defense and his guy literally could have made a sandwich before making the catch.
I don't think you could cover the alcohol bill on how much I would need to drink while explaining it in person

But I was like you once. I really was. But the understanding came from being pass happy teams (Texas Tech & SMU) and trying out different route combos. There was a website that really helped me (last year), but for the life of me I can't remember which site and that stuff didn't click until this year. It explained route combos, where there are certain combos that one route will be open with man coverage and the other in zone coverage.
But in playing against you, there were WR that were open. You just didn't recognize it, and that is the first key. Knowing where to look for open WRs at set times.
The best way to get better is going into practice mode. Pick a pass play and for the defense go to the formation you mainly see and pick 'random play' You run the same play until you see different coverages and start seeing the open receiver. This becomes a 'money' play. You do that for multiple plays and all of the sudden you don't have one 'money' play but you have 10.
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