WR Routes

[BotchedLobotomy]

Not so much recently, but I have heard complaints about the poor routes that our WRs are running, especially Williams.

So what is it that separates a WR that runs good routes with a WR that runs poor routes?

Maybe someone with coaching experience can shed some light on this. Is it something that comes naturally to some WR's and some not so much? Is it strictly a coaching thing? Is it a mental thing? Why are there WRs out there that are not so speedy but are successful because they run good routes and some WR's that seem to have the physical tools, but consistantely run poor routes and cant seem to get open?

 

[jazzcat22]

Seems to me these past 3 games, Tony 10 TD's, 0 INT's. they are running very good routes.

Oh, and how about that body catcher guy....seems he's had some pretty good catches with his hands.....
I still say the absence of T. Williams had more to do with his broken finger than anything else.