The INT roll is truly one of glbs biggest mysterys. I have seen cb's with 46% deflect ball playing on semi aggressive get 10+ int's in a season, and in the very same season seen a 46% int chance/15 clutch aggressive fs get 1. Definitely the most random aspect of the game.
Originally posted by David Stern Originally posted by coachviking
Nope
The INT roll is truly one of glbs biggest mysterys. I have seen cb's with 46% deflect ball playing on semi aggressive get 10+ int's in a season, and in the very same season seen a 46% int chance/15 clutch aggressive fs get 1. Definitely the most random aspect of the game.
i've always felt that the int roll is more a catastrophic failure by the QB, and really has little to do with the cb... same way that a fumble is more a terrible break tackle roll than the product of a fumble forcing build. every time i see a cb with less than 48 capped strength cause a fumble, i die alittle.
Originally posted by Rusty Trombone i've always felt that the int roll is more a catastrophic failure by the QB, and really has little to do with the cb... same way that a fumble is more a terrible break tackle roll than the product of a fumble forcing build. every time i see a cb with less than 48 capped strength cause a fumble, i die alittle.
Originally posted by Ahrens858 Originally posted by Rusty Trombone
i've always felt that the int roll is more a catastrophic failure by the QB, and really has little to do with the cb... same way that a fumble is more a terrible break tackle roll than the product of a fumble forcing build. every time i see a cb with less than 48 capped strength cause a fumble, i die alittle.
because CBs never force fumbles. amirite
charles tillman forces plenty of fumbles. but glb isnt nfl. >_>