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00:00There will be no Jameis Winston slander for that interception he threw

00:04with the game on the line at the Packers game.

00:06I played receiver.

00:07That's on us.

00:08It's on the route of discipline because it has to be there for two reasons.

00:12One, you're in the red zone.

00:13Two, the game's on the line.

00:15It's our time to shine.

00:16So let's break this thing down.

00:18All right, you're seeing here, you see Jalen Hyatt and Wondell Robinson

00:21here at the bottom of the screen.

00:23Those are your two wide receivers.

00:25Jalen Hyatt has the corner route here.

00:27And one thing we're taught, we're rewinding this now,

00:29one thing that we're taught when we're running these corner routes

00:32against these safeties, go ahead, we'll go right, pause, right here.

00:38You can't see the safety because he's a little bit off the screen.

00:41But one thing we are taught when it comes to our route discipline

00:44and how we run these things, if we have a safety that's down,

00:49that we can get up on per se, and with Jalen Hyatt's speed, he can do that,

00:55then we take a high angle towards the back of the back pylon.

01:00We usually take that high angle.

01:01But two things that are going on here.

01:04We're in the red zone, so space is limited.

01:07And two, you see this safety with the outside technique on Jalen Hyatt.

01:12And you can kind of see it there.

01:14We'll pause that there.

01:15That safety is already breaking to the corner route.

01:18So what this tells me or what this shows us as a receiver,

01:22instead of taking a high angle to that back pylon,

01:26we want to now cross face, cross the face of this safety,

01:31because one, that puts us in play to just go up

01:36and make a great grab on a 50-50 ball.

01:39Two, it makes you're on the same page as the quarterback.

01:44So Jameis is thinking that Jalen Hyatt is going to cross the face of this safety,

01:50and it almost comes, it looks like some sort of an out route per se

01:55instead of a high angle corner route.

01:58Now let's back it up again because there's reason.

02:01People are asking why Jameis threw the ball the way he did towards that back pylon.

02:07Look here at this corner, at the corner right here.

02:10He jumps that sit route.

02:12They're in cover two.

02:14Wondell runs the sit route, and it's some sort of flat control.

02:17So you're controlling that corner to bam, to jump that sit route.

02:22Now when he understands that he's got that backer's help,

02:26he's now going to turn around and try and rob the seven,

02:30try and rob that seven route, that corner route.

02:33So Jameis Winston has to put some sort of air on the football

02:37so that corner can't come off the sit route by Wondell and go and rob the corner route

02:43because he knows his receiver is going to flatten it off, flatten it off,

02:49so it can now become a 50-50 ball, and he can go up and make that catch.

02:54It was bad route discipline by the wide receiver here in Jalen Hyatt,

02:58and that's unfortunate because with the game on the line, I know it's third and six,

03:03and you at least want to be in position to break this pass up

03:07to where you can go into a fourth and six.

03:09You were going to have to go for it regardless.

03:12So that's on us, and it's unfortunate because at the end of the game,

03:16you're trying to make a play.

03:17You're trying to go down, score to tie the game up per se,

03:22and you want to be able to make a play for your quarterback

03:25who's got trust in you to throw that football in that moment.

03:28Unfortunately, but at the end of the day, we got to be there.

03:32We got to be better as receivers at that point.

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