what are your most common routes
sportsgamer1992
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StrikeFromAbove
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I don't use HRM but as far as any of the "Apprentice" abilities, I like post for "Outside" and cross for "Slot". Also corner for TE Apprentice.
Martyr1968
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Cross, corner on WR and TEs and texas out of the backfield are probably the most common for me
MrAgentSochi
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Martyr1968 said:Cross, corner on WR and TEs and texas out of the backfield are probably the most common for me
Same thing for me. Texas routes have been my favorite for a while due to how reliable they can be
Giuseppethefriedrice
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The Most common routes I find people using with HRM are corners and crossers. It's absolutely next level
LLLAAAAMMMMMAAAARRRR
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Corner, Crosser, Texas, Ghost
totally for got about the c route
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HhelloItsMe
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Texas, slot crosser, te post, c route from outside all cook man coverage
kaotikords
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Martyr1968 said:Cross, corner on WR and TEs and texas out of the backfield are probably the most common for me
Yeh I use these 3.
DarkPanther
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Post, corner, c route, crosser, trail, and texas routes
epicaaron23
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Texas, slot corner, crosser, post, outside corner
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Swaggyr
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the crossing route one TEs is broken
nitmatrix
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anything with ace or duece sets running 2 angle routes is unguardable
spartanfan1000
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Martyr1968 said:Cross, corner on WR and TEs and texas out of the backfield are probably the most common for me
when I get HRM, this'll be my most common combo
Papabradyboi
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nitmatrix said:anything with ace or duece sets running 2 angle routes is unguardable
Ace slot offset😈
DaveSenior
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The other comments here have already mentioned great routes.
another one I like is something I learned from the guys at huddle gg: the smart routed fade stop.
its only available to outside WRs.
The normal fade stop looks like a fade at the beginning but the WR will turn and look for the ball after 10 yards.
the smart routed fade stop is similar, except he will run the fade for 20 yards* and then stop, turn and look for the ball. (The distance depends on how many yards to go for a first down).
it’s great vs certain zones and very effective when you have a pull route taking the defensive back deep.
it requires timing and practice to get used to, but I promise most people you face in H2H are not prepared for it.
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