What position is running the route you posted?
Sometimes a chair has a longer "out" than an out and up. A lot of out and ups are just the WR selling the out long enough for the DB to bite, then booking upfield. A traditional "chair" should in essence actually have the WR take a couple of yards into the out before heading upfield. Again, semantics and differing coaching philosophies.
Nah I just love the game and want to know/understand more than I do.
Dave was a QB at Michigan, I believe.
Dave was a QB at Michigan.
I was a QB in HS, and ran some scout team QB as needed at Michigan, but I was a student assistant working with the QB coaches. I got me a letter, but never took a snap at the big house.
Ahh yes, I've seen Faulk run quite a lot of those (and very effectively, as you mentioned), and less of that sideline pattern that I posted.
He knew Brady, but as he stated above I was wrong about "QB", he was an SA to the QB Coaches.
Oh, and to own in Madden, if you arrange your depth chart to mirror the Pats WR depth chart, try these 2 plays to beat the blitz. Run them to the wide side. The one on the left I think is out of 5WR Shotgun. Put Moss in the slot on formation subs and throw right before you get hit. TD. The second I think is in singleback spread and I have Gaff as the inside receiver. Same thing. TD city.
These are my 2 most called audibles. Read blitz and it's over. Opponent playing zone to prevent it? It's all Maroney all day up the gut. Or quick hitches.
The Pats in Madden should be illegal.
Yeah, I know Tommy. He was there my first two years.
Im jealous,could you see the star talent in him at an early age man??