Outside Receivers

[Mackrel829]

Quote: Originally Posted by Richie71

Outs, hitches, slants. Remember that most of the NFL is short routes, not always running longer or slower developing routes. With your WR1 facing CB2, he should have chances. WR2 facing CB1 less so, but if WR1 or WR2 is your slot receiver, that opens more. If your WR3 is getting 500 yards, that's realistic enough. Depends on who else you throw to. I use my TE1 a lot, but my backs and TE2 getting very little in catches.

My backs slot receiver usually lead my team in receptions with my outside guys trailing pretty far behind. It’s a product of the Offense I’m running but I just drafted a Superstar outside receiver and would like to work in some stuff to get him involved.

Thanks for the reply!