4. Maintaining Positioning
As the receiver cuts and changes direction, your goal is to maintain inside positioning. This means staying on the receiver’s inside shoulder, preventing them from gaining separation toward the outside or deep down the sideline.
React to the Receiver’s Route: Whether the receiver is running a short break (like a slant or out route) or a deeper cut (like a post or go route), you must be ready to react quickly while maintaining the inside position.
Avoid Overcommitting: Don’t bite on fake moves or double moves. If the receiver executes a stop-and-go or sluggo route, remain patient, keep your balance, and avoid being tricked into overcommitting to the initial move.
Mirroring the Receiver: As you turn with the receiver, mirror their movements step-for-step. Try to maintain a body position where you are always in the same spot relative to the receiver — if they go left, you go left; if they break deep, you break deep. This requires good footwork and the ability to change direction quickly.
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