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I have heard arguments for all 3 but I wanted to get an opinion from this community.

Let's say the speed guy has 105 speed, 65 agility and the other two are mid 80s speed, upper 60s agility and have better catching by 6-8 points.

answer: wherever you have the most deep routes set up in your playbook.

Answer... don't put your WR's in one slot.

If you have 5WR's and all are solid... I firmly believe playing them 98/99 with the following:

Slot 1: Wr1, Wr2, Wr3, Wr4, Wr5
Slot 2: Wr2, Wr3, Wr4, Wr5, Wr1
Slot 3: Wr3, Wr4, Wr5, Wr1, Wr2
Slot 4: Wr4, Wr5, Wr1, Wr2, Wr3
Slot 5: Wr5, Wr1, Wr2, Wr3, Wr4

I say this because even if you have a burner WR... Good teams that scout will find out where you put your burner. Lets say he typically plays in Slot3 and is your Wr3. Well as a D-Coord, I could set my CB rotation to get a better match-up against your WR3. But if you go with the above rotation, it is very difficult for a D-Coord to have his shutdown CB matched up with you at all times. Therefore, you will have opportunities where you may be matched up against a lower level or poorly built defenders. And that means opportunities for your burner to score or make a big play.

Wherever their slowest CB is and where you have most of your deep plays.

Originally posted by Nyr3270
Wherever their slowest CB is and where you have most of your deep plays.

+1

Thanks for the insight.