re: Lee on a shorter leash with Les

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Some times it is not the QB's fault. The receiver either gives up on the play or runs the wrong route

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we don't run a complicated passing system, so wr's running the wrong route isn't as applicable to us as it is to say, Oklahoma our passing system consists of levels schemes. There aren't many, if any true read routes until we get to the goal line and use those 1 WR routes. INTs when the ball is tipped, whether at the line or by the wr, when the qb launches a jump ball on 4th down and the CB wants it more than the WR, or the rare miscommunication isn't on the qb, but throwing two INT's both into double bracketed coverage is on the qb.