[mantaraydre]

coaches,

good answers,

in diagram 1 the corner is sitting back waiting for the WR TO COME TO HIM. By the time the board stops, they will be right next to each other so there is an equal play on the ball. I use the pro set league rule where if you angle the stick and player in any direction, the defense gets to move ANY DEFENSIVE PLAYER 1 base length towards the receiver and ball. This means, lets say they are neck and neck when the board stops. You place the stick on the left side of the receiver to simulate an out route. You turn the receiver towards the ball that should be close to the sideline on the right hand side. The defender now turns his player also to go for the interception. BUT HE GETS THE 1 BASE LENGTH MOVE TOWARDS THE BALL ALSO . After that base length move, he now is in front of the receiver going for the ball to simulate the CORNER JUMPING THE ROUTE AND MAKING A BREAK ON THE BALL. ( I love that rule the pro set handlers implemented ). MAY BE AN INTERCEPTION. Also consider, how close to the sideline are they. They may be to close for a stick a certain length which will result in the ball being placed out of bounds.

Diagram 2 look at the two arrows,THIS IS EXACTLY WHERE THEY BOTH ARE RUNNING DOWN FIELD. AS YOU SEE THE corner is on the inside and WR IS ON THE OUTSIDE. if you place the stick straight there are on angles so the DEFENSE does not get any 1 base length moves. FORGET THROWING IT ANYWHERE INSIDE. So you will naturally seek to throw it outside since the corner is on the inside. But, as i just stated, any angles and the defense gets the 1 base length jump. So it is quite important to look and see exactly close or far the DB'S are from your WRand where you would like to place the ball.
Just like any qb, its a lot to think about in only 1 seconds. thats why i like the 2 second rule to throw.It causes ow to make a good or bad decision.

IT IS ALOT TO CONSIDER THAN JUST PLOPPING DOWN THE STICK. I like pass simulation because the defense gets a great chance to make a play on the ball.

MANTARAYDRE