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Being A Great WR Is Being A "Problem Solver" (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Joe Bryant
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Aznflyer14
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This is what Bill Belichick probably felt during his time with Randy Moss, giving him the highest regards.
Absolutely.
What I learned from Waldman (among hundreds of other things) in this vein is that by watching a player on a specific play and seeing what they are processing, you can see how they react to changing conditions/data and extrapolate that. This is hugely important for scouting college players and projecting how they will fit in on Sundays, because the "problems" they have to solve get more difficult, and they can't simply rely on superior traits or schemed advantages or advantages because of superior personnel, or even superior skills - they often encounter players with similar level skills
