Here’s why DBs should be playing WR like Colorado’s Travis Hunter.
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SportsTakeoff 1. Understanding the Opponent: By playing as a wide receiver in practice, DBs gain insight into the mindset, routes, and techniques used by wide receivers. This can help them anticipate and counter these moves when they return to their defensive role.
2. Improved Ball Skills: Practicing as a wide receiver can enhance a DB's ability to track and catch the football. This improved ball-handling skill can translate into more interceptions and pass breakups when they return to the defensive side of the ball.
3. Footwork and Agility: Wide receivers need precise footwork and agility to run crisp routes and make sharp cuts. Developing these skills as a receiver can enhance a DB's ability to mirror and stay with their assigned receiver in coverage.
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