When do we know whether a receiver Medium Route Run rating is used over the Deep Route Run?
So... The Christian Kirk card is interesting because I can have him meet the SRR and either the DRR or MRR threshold (90 each) on my cap team. Question is, how many yards does a receiver need to run for the DRR rating to kick in? I imagine the game decides whether the MRR or DRR rating will take affect before the ball is snapped, based on the rout the receiver is designated to run.
If anyone knows what the cut-off distances (in yards) for what the game considers to be short, medium, and deep routes, please share.
So... The Christian Kirk card is interesting because I can have him meet the SRR and either the DRR or MRR threshold (90 each) on my cap team. Question is, how many yards does a receiver need to run for the DRR rating to kick in? I imagine the game decides whether the MRR or DRR rating will take affect before the ball is snapped, based on the rout the receiver is designated to run.
If anyone knows what the cut-off distances (in yards) for what the game considers to be short, medium, and deep routes, please share.