Does better route running help to beat man coverage?

I have really been struggling to beat some nano man coverage lately and I need to know how to play better against it. I currently have Field Pass DeAndre Hopkins, headliners Christian Watson and TOTW Ronnie Bell (in the slot). I do have a good amount of coins to spend too so is there any certain receivers I should get to beat man coverage?

Get Calvin Johnson he beats man consistently also there are certain routes that will help regardless. Whip routes should be on one of your players every play with a corner route and an in breaking route  

Also wheel routes to the running back kill man. If they’re blitzing block the tight end and the wheel will get open if you have a fast running back. Hope that helps.

noahunbanned said:

I have really been struggling to beat some nano man coverage lately and I need to know how to play better against it. I currently have Field Pass DeAndre Hopkins, headliners Christian Watson and TOTW Ronnie Bell (in the slot). I do have a good amount of coins to spend too so is there any certain receivers I should get to beat man coverage?

Utilize motion.  

putting a player in motion can break assignments and stress the User

Above 90 RR does. They get cleaner breaks on cuts. Started noticing that on Finneran. Calvin is the same.

YoungOG said:

Get Calvin Johnson he beats man consistently also there are certain routes that will help regardless. Whip routes should be on one of your players every play with a corner route and an in breaking route  

Also wheel routes to the running back kill man. If they’re blitzing block the tight end and the wheel will get open if you have a fast running back. Hope that helps.

After seeing this, i ended up buying Calvin and holy shit, that card is a monster. As soon as someone mans him up or presses him, he ends up like 10 yards in front of them lol

SportsPerson94 said:

After seeing this, i ended up buying Calvin and holy shit, that card is a monster. As soon as someone mans him up or presses him, he ends up like 10 yards in front of them lol

Ayyyeee that’s what’s up. glad you picked him up..definitely my favorite receiver

2 words whip route, beats man every time, and if the user cover it do out route to the other side or drag route. Also i think the answer to your question is yes it does help beat man although I’m not sure

itscush2push said:

Utilize motion.  

putting a player in motion can break assignments and stress the User

Motion is ridiculous. Unless they're base aligned a lot of times it will just destroy the coverage. Which is cheese af but sometimes you gotta fight fire with fire.

LeftHandUp said:

Motion is ridiculous. Unless they're base aligned a lot of times it will just destroy the coverage. Which is cheese af but sometimes you gotta fight fire with fire.

Motion is  also amazing at stressing the User. 

Nothing more satisfying watching that User run himself right out of the play

getting the correct plays is more important than what WR you have....... any decent player can beat the coverage if you already have a play that works, certain routes/plays/setups just beat it and you need to know them from your playbook, when all else fails use zigs, slants & crossers, in route/out route in a combo. 

if come out in a set w/ a tight end block the rb & tight end then put the wr's on in's and out's that go opposite ways somebody will beat the coverage, even with a trash wr a good key is to have options on both side so they can't user it, have them go opposite ways.

LeftHandUp said:

Motion is ridiculous. Unless they're base aligned a lot of times it will just destroy the coverage. Which is cheese af but sometimes you gotta fight fire with fire.

Bruh. It’s not cheese at all. That’s literally part of what motion is designed to do. The cheese are these stupid man blitzes that get instant pressure. I can beat it fine, but so sick of playing against it every single game and having to make line adjustments every play. Takes the fun out of the game.

Looks like it does to me

itscush2push said:

Motion is  also amazing at stressing the User. 

Nothing more satisfying watching that User run himself right out of the play

I legit sometimes put myself on a D tackle. Hahaha

Foobarbaz said:

Bruh. It’s not cheese at all. That’s literally part of what motion is designed to do. The cheese are these stupid man blitzes that get instant pressure. I can beat it fine, but so sick of playing against it every single game and having to make line adjustments every play. Takes the fun out of the game.

It is cheese lol. Sending one receiver to the opposite side of the field against a default aligned zone shouldn't turn your play art into a fuckin kindergarten finger painting. That doesn't happen in real life. The defense doesn't just shit themselves because a receiver moves to the opposite side of the field.