(12-03-2018, 11:29 AM)HURRICANE!!! Wrote: Is it time to scrutinize our WRs coach Keenan McCardell or does he get a fan favorite pass?  

Our WRs don't get any separation and the TV analyst noted several times that our WRs don't run precise routes nor do they run the stop and go routes with any intensity.

There is way too little attention to detail in the route running  - and of course leading the league in drops by a healthy margin is pitiful as well. 

He deserves some scrutiny. 

My key issue is that receivers and QBs rarely seem to be on the same page about where the ball is supposed to be placed in relation to the defender and/or boundary, hash etc. 
In other words - dependant upon the defender's technique - these guys should have a plan on where the ball is going in relation to the defender and they don't seem to ever get it right. 
Obviously - plenty of this falls on the QBs -  but excluding general inaccuracy - there have been countless passes down the sideline or in the redzone where the receiver and QB seemed to be expecting the ball to be delivered differently. 
They just seem to be winging it out there when it's obvious that better offenses have contingencies for passes to be delivered more back-shoulder/over the shoulder/high/low etc dependant upon the defender's positioning. 
I know this stuff is largely reserved for the top tier QBs - but it seems like a completely unbroached topic for our receiving corps and QBs.

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