If you're not pressing, then that's a normal real life result for cover3. Even in hs, heavy cover 3 teams hide their corners. I coached a kid who ran a 5.0 in the 40 and he gave up 2 passes all year in heavy cover 3 sheme. One was to a WR that ended up starting at Louisville on a pump and go, and the other is Allen Hurns from the cowboys. Same thing at any level. It's till tough on a press and bail technique. Cover 3 isn't supposed to get beat over the top, because your corner is basically a safety. Cover 3 is supposed to give up the underneath.
You should try straight man2man, with no pass rush. Run different routes with different WRs and check at different points if there's more separation between the 94 speed wrs and the 99. Not if he catches it better, just separation.
You need to learn about real football, OP.
If you're not pressing, then that's a normal real life result for cover3. Even in hs, heavy cover 3 teams hide their corners. I coached a kid who ran a 5.0 in the 40 and he gave up 2 passes all year in heavy cover 3 sheme. One was to a WR that ended up starting at Louisville on a pump and go, and the other is Allen Hurns from the cowboys. Same thing at any level. It's till tough on a press and bail technique. Cover 3 isn't supposed to get beat over the top, because your corner is basically a safety. Cover 3 is supposed to give up the underneath.
You should try straight man2man, with no pass rush. Run different routes with different WRs and check at different points if there's more separation between the 94 speed wrs and the 99. Not if he catches it better, just separation.