Personaly, I'd try to move my QB on right deep field (my QB is often placed on a inverted TTC base), during this time my WR will move forward.
Once he will be on medium range, I'll place the ball marker on forward right, along the sideline (red cross), trying to keep my receiver between the ball and the CB and LB, so thy will not be able to intercept the ball.
On the video I made about pass simulation demo last day, you can see how I run my QB. I found it was a very eficient way to play it on Wrs attemps especially.
Of course that move will work if the CB is slower than my Wr. Otherwise, I should try to place the stick upside down for shorter yardage, always keeping in mind the fact I want to keep the receiver between defense and ball marker. On passing simulation, it's a very important aspect of the game. ANd I like it a lot.
EDIt : but perhaps we can't move the QB ? I'm not very familair with those diagrams
if we can't...just do not throw to right WR
