WR Prospects: What Coaches Look for on Junior Day Visits
As Roosevelt Rough Riders WR prospects prepare for junior day visits, it's essential to understand what coaches are evaluating. At the top of the list: speed and agility. Coaches want to see WRs who can separate from defenders and make plays downfield. To demonstrate this, focus on showcasing your 3-cone drill time. A sub-7 second time is a benchmark for top programs. Coaches also look for WRs who can create separation with their route running and footwork. Practice your stem and release techniques to improve your ability to get open. Additionally, be prepared to discuss your film and highlight your ability to make plays in traffic. Be specific about your strengths and weaknesses, and be prepared to ask thoughtful questions about the program.