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Originally Posted by MANTARAY- DRE
Coaches,
Pasing in the MPFL can be tricky.That 5 yard stick and all others that are longer can be very tricky. The 5 yarder is a little longer than you may think which can result in an INT if your not careful. I see it is of utmost importance to run the right route and place the ball where the defender has less of a chance than the receiver. JUST BECAUSE YOU FIND HOLES IN A ZONE DOES NOT MEAN THAT A DEFENSE CANT CLOSE VERY QUICKLY.
## THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST PASSING SYSTEM IVE SEEN. What more can you ask for than to have your receivers run there stems and YOU the QB lead him and make the play. THAT IS SUNDAY IN THE nfl AT IT'S BEST !
MANTARAYDRE
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Dre, in regards to the highlighted, are you saying that each play you should run your routes as planned "in the huddle" (pre snap)? or do you have an idea/plan on how you want to run your play, but if another spot opens, you break off to that? and that is what you mean by holes may not be holes?
before you clarify, let me clarify quickly....
lets say you have 3 wide with dbl right 2wr's and you want them to run in routes. one clears across, the other trails. are you saying that, should the defenders play inside position on the wr's, maybe you break the WIDE out into an out pattern because that area
appears to be free?