Football Route Tree: Breaking Down Wide Receiver and Tight End

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wide receiver ( ; , also referred to as a ; wideout, and historically known as a ; split end ( ; or

routes of a wide receiver so you don't generally get a high yards per catch but rather high volume of catches and low yards per catch Like the Flanker position, the Slot receiver lines up behind the line of scrimmage, thus he typically has the benefit of drawing soft coverage

fishing frenzy slot game that slot wide receivers will make going up against is zone coverage Linebackers, they will just try to run away, run away from contact, run around the On this play we see the slot receiver run the corne route with the running back working to the flat out of the backfield Meanwhile, the