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The Opening- WR/CB 1 on 1s (with names)

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kmwcane said:
FrancisSaywer said:
kmwcane said:
Zbrod95 said:
cane since birth said:
You can say fluent
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I'm sorry but I've never heard anyone use that before maybe you have but I haven't
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Yeah, no one uses the word "fluent" to describe route running...
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Canes since birth is actually right on this. While the word fluent is mostly used to describe level of mastery over a language, it is limited lted to that context. Fluent is also means "Capable of moving with ease and grace." It can also be mean "Mastery of a skill".
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I am aware that its definition is also applicable to things other than language but my point was that it is rarely (I've never heard it) used in the context of the route running ability of a wide receiver. The most often used terminology by people within football is "fluid" route runner.
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I have heard it plenty, maybe you heard it thinking they said fluid and vice versa
 
cane since birth said:
kmwcane said:
FrancisSaywer said:
kmwcane said:
Zbrod95 said:
I'm sorry but I've never heard anyone use that before maybe you have but I haven't
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Yeah, no one uses the word "fluent" to describe route running...
Click to expand...

Canes since birth is actually right on this. While the word fluent is mostly used to describe level of mastery over a language, it is limited lted to that context. Fluent is also means "Capable of moving with ease and grace." It can also be mean "Mastery of a skill".
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I am aware that its definition is also applicable to things other than language but my point was that it is rarely (I've never heard it) used in the context of the route running ability of a wide receiver. The most often used terminology by people within football is "fluid" route runner.
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I have heard it plenty, maybe you heard it thinking they said fluid and vice versa
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No you havent. Don't be retarded, bruh. You messed up. Just own up to it. Who dafug says a WR route is "fluent"???? Jesus Christ.
 
teddywestside said:
cane since birth said:
kmwcane said:
FrancisSaywer said:
kmwcane said:
Yeah, no one uses the word "fluent" to describe route running...
Click to expand...

Canes since birth is actually right on this. While the word fluent is mostly used to describe level of mastery over a language, it is limited lted to that context. Fluent is also means "Capable of moving with ease and grace." It can also be mean "Mastery of a skill".
Click to expand...

I am aware that its definition is also applicable to things other than language but my point was that it is rarely (I've never heard it) used in the context of the route running ability of a wide receiver. The most often used terminology by people within football is "fluid" route runner.
Click to expand...

I have heard it plenty, maybe you heard it thinking they said fluid and vice versa
Click to expand...

No you havent. Don't be retarded, bruh. You messed up. Just own up to it. Who dafug says a WR route is "fluent"???? Jesus Christ.
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Your an idiot. Everyone and there brother has heard that. Unless your from canada ayyy
 
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sebringcanethang23 said:
teddywestside said:
cane since birth said:
kmwcane said:
FrancisSaywer said:
Canes since birth is actually right on this. While the word fluent is mostly used to describe level of mastery over a language, it is limited lted to that context. Fluent is also means "Capable of moving with ease and grace." It can also be mean "Mastery of a skill".
Click to expand...

I am aware that its definition is also applicable to things other than language but my point was that it is rarely (I've never heard it) used in the context of the route running ability of a wide receiver. The most often used terminology by people within football is "fluid" route runner.
Click to expand...

I have heard it plenty, maybe you heard it thinking they said fluid and vice versa
Click to expand...

No you havent. Don't be retarded, bruh. You messed up. Just own up to it. Who dafug says a WR route is "fluent"???? Jesus Christ.
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Your an idiot. Everyone and there brother has heard that. Unless your from canada ayyy
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lol. U mad bro? :officemoon:

It's fluid route running, ******. Unless Canesincebirth is sitting in a ***king classroom making the WR take a test on route running.
 
teddywestside said:
sebringcanethang23 said:
teddywestside said:
cane since birth said:
kmwcane said:
I am aware that its definition is also applicable to things other than language but my point was that it is rarely (I've never heard it) used in the context of the route running ability of a wide receiver. The most often used terminology by people within football is "fluid" route runner.
Click to expand...

I have heard it plenty, maybe you heard it thinking they said fluid and vice versa
Click to expand...

No you havent. Don't be retarded, bruh. You messed up. Just own up to it. Who dafug says a WR route is "fluent"???? Jesus Christ.
Click to expand...
Your an idiot. Everyone and there brother has heard that. Unless your from canada ayyy
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lol. U mad bro? :officemoon:

It's fluid route running, ******. Unless Canesincebirth is sitting in a ***king classroom making the WR take a test on route running.
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Yea your right.....
 
teddywestside said:
cane since birth said:
kmwcane said:
FrancisSaywer said:
kmwcane said:
Yeah, no one uses the word "fluent" to describe route running...
Click to expand...

Canes since birth is actually right on this. While the word fluent is mostly used to describe level of mastery over a language, it is limited lted to that context. Fluent is also means "Capable of moving with ease and grace." It can also be mean "Mastery of a skill".
Click to expand...

I am aware that its definition is also applicable to things other than language but my point was that it is rarely (I've never heard it) used in the context of the route running ability of a wide receiver. The most often used terminology by people within football is "fluid" route runner.
Click to expand...

I have heard it plenty, maybe you heard it thinking they said fluid and vice versa
Click to expand...

No you havent. Don't be retarded, bruh. You messed up. Just own up to it. Who dafug says a WR route is "fluent"???? Jesus Christ.
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See since your reading comprehension isnt good i wouldnt have expected you to understand the meaning of the word
 
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kmwcane said:
FrancisSaywer said:
kmwcane said:
Zbrod95 said:
cane since birth said:
You can say fluent
Click to expand...
I'm sorry but I've never heard anyone use that before maybe you have but I haven't
Click to expand...

Yeah, no one uses the word "fluent" to describe route running...
Click to expand...

Canes since birth is actually right on this. While the word fluent is mostly used to describe level of mastery over a language, it is limited lted to that context. Fluent is also means "Capable of moving with ease and grace." It can also be mean "Mastery of a skill".
Click to expand...

I am aware that its definition is also applicable to things other than language but my point was that it is rarely (I've never heard it) used in the context of the route running ability of a wide receiver. The most often used terminology by people within football is "fluid" route runner.
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You are correct that the terminology most often used by football people is fluid. I was just pointing out that fluent may also be used in this context. Did you really go out of your way to down vote me on that? Seriously? LOL
 
we got to get jeudy.. cant let brother Dabo come scoop him up
 
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