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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut
Yeah, a good whip route is a thing of beauty. Keeping those in your pocket with 'Reek on 3rd and gotta have it was just easy money.
Now with Worthy what may take a little time is learning the option routes. Because most of the time a whip route is a choice route. You have that in your pocket w/ a slant or drag or post/corner a simple dagger; something depending on what the defense shows.
That's what made Hill so dangerous. If you sold out for the whip, he was gonna kill you with something else. And if you dared him to beat you on the whip route, he would.
So how long will it take to install the full set of option/choice routes that will really let Worthy see what he has to work with and take full advantage of those whip/corndog sort of concepts?
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Seems like a sharp guy. Watched him on the Rich Eisen show. Said his goal in meeting with teams was to show he had the smarts to go with that speed. Said, when teams had him go to the board and break down a play on film of himself, he also broke down other positions as well on their look on the play etc.