Elite receiver who chose clap attacking over proper technique; productive #2/slot.
Golden TateWRFA
Brandon Angelo describes Golden Tate as a very good receiver who could catch correctly but often chose not to, preferring unconventional clap attacking technique. Despite this mechanical choice, Tate was a productive number two receiver or slot flanker type, demonstrating that elite talent can overcome suboptimal catching mechanics. Tate is cited as one of four historical exceptions to the rule that serial clap attackers struggle in the NFL.
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Golden Tate, you know, very good receiver. Um And he could catch it correctly, but he often chose not to. Um but he was but he was a very productive number two receiver or slot flanker type.
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- Brandon Angelo describes Golden Tate as a very good receiver who could catch correctly but often chose not to, preferring unconventional clap attacking technique. Despite this mechanical choice, Tate was a productive number two receiver or slot flanker type, demonstrating that elite talent can overcome suboptimal catching mechanics. Tate is cited as one of four historical exceptions to the rule that serial clap attackers struggle in the NFL.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Golden Tate (WR FA). Elite receiver who chose clap attacking over proper technique; productive #2/slot.
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