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bhall43
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Gremlin is 15 for 19 on FG's and 141 for 144 on XP's this season
Spangler is 9 for 11 on FG's and 159 for 159 on XP's this season
Doesn't look to be shockingly important at all.
Spangler is 9 for 11 on FG's and 159 for 159 on XP's this season
Doesn't look to be shockingly important at all.
Xars
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The common belief is that Kicking is scripted; just like Handoffs to HBs.
As a result, Snap Reaction is meaningless to the script.
Sprinting, Quickness and Footwork (ala the physicals) can effect script timing, but skills don't.
So Snap Reaction on Kickers is thus useless.
As a result, Snap Reaction is meaningless to the script.
Sprinting, Quickness and Footwork (ala the physicals) can effect script timing, but skills don't.
So Snap Reaction on Kickers is thus useless.
BoDiddley
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Snap Reaction makes a big difference from my experience(and cheap ass hell SP wise). The theory is that getting off the kick quicker reduces the pressure from the defense.
Galactic Empire
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Originally posted by BoDiddley
Snap Reaction makes a big difference from my experience(and cheap ass hell SP wise). The theory is that getting off the kick quicker reduces the pressure from the defense.
Snap Reaction makes a big difference from my experience(and cheap ass hell SP wise). The theory is that getting off the kick quicker reduces the pressure from the defense.
bhall43
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Originally posted by BoDiddley
Snap Reaction makes a big difference from my experience(and cheap ass hell SP wise). The theory is that getting off the kick quicker reduces the pressure from the defense.
Honestly I'm unsure pressure even is a thing on kicks in terms of defenders closing in on the kicker. Just seems to be a roll rather than anything to do with the defense.
Snap Reaction makes a big difference from my experience(and cheap ass hell SP wise). The theory is that getting off the kick quicker reduces the pressure from the defense.
Honestly I'm unsure pressure even is a thing on kicks in terms of defenders closing in on the kicker. Just seems to be a roll rather than anything to do with the defense.
Galactic Empire
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Originally posted by bhall43
Honestly I'm unsure pressure even is a thing on kicks in terms of defenders closing in on the kicker. Just seems to be a roll rather than anything to do with the defense.
Almost everytime the defender breaks through and gets close to the kicker, the FG is missed. When the defender does not get close to the kicker, the FG is usually made. When the kicker has higher snap reaction, he gets the kick off faster.
Honestly I'm unsure pressure even is a thing on kicks in terms of defenders closing in on the kicker. Just seems to be a roll rather than anything to do with the defense.
Almost everytime the defender breaks through and gets close to the kicker, the FG is missed. When the defender does not get close to the kicker, the FG is usually made. When the kicker has higher snap reaction, he gets the kick off faster.
This guy should settle it...
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player/251557
Sidebar: Was the pickup game countdown an offseason addition?
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player/251557
Sidebar: Was the pickup game countdown an offseason addition?
Myrik_Justiciar
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Originally posted by DeeVee8
This guy should settle it...
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player/251557
Sidebar: Was the pickup game countdown an offseason addition?
I'm really interested in what all that Kicker can do with EB and Natural, lol.
This guy should settle it...
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player/251557
Sidebar: Was the pickup game countdown an offseason addition?
I'm really interested in what all that Kicker can do with EB and Natural, lol.
Edited by Myrik_Justiciar on Jan 1, 2017 23:35:58
bhall43
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Originally posted by Galactic Empire
Almost everytime the defender breaks through and gets close to the kicker, the FG is missed. When the defender does not get close to the kicker, the FG is usually made. When the kicker has higher snap reaction, he gets the kick off faster.
I have had 3 4.2 speed defenders essentially run through kickers all the time and they generally make the kick. You are talking out of your ass.
Almost everytime the defender breaks through and gets close to the kicker, the FG is missed. When the defender does not get close to the kicker, the FG is usually made. When the kicker has higher snap reaction, he gets the kick off faster.
I have had 3 4.2 speed defenders essentially run through kickers all the time and they generally make the kick. You are talking out of your ass.
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