I'm starting to wonder if raising sprinting early is actually good. I notice on both my WRs they seem to get to their destination really fast, have to go to a complete stop and sometimes go backwards for the ball, and when they make the catch before they can accelerate again they just get hit because they had to come to a stop
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Originally posted by Kayoh
I feel like the most quickness will ever need to be is like 70. And that's if you somehow manage to max out sprinting at 100. We might be overeating agility for speed receivers...just like on GLB, get your quickness up just enough to accelerate, then invest in snap reaction, route technique and balance to compensate.
Just my 2¢.
Quickness is part of max speed so while you can get your quickness to 70 and be pretty good sure that is fine but you will be slower than a guy at 100/100. Not to say either way is good or bad but Quickness works a little bit different than agility did in GLB1.
I feel like the most quickness will ever need to be is like 70. And that's if you somehow manage to max out sprinting at 100. We might be overeating agility for speed receivers...just like on GLB, get your quickness up just enough to accelerate, then invest in snap reaction, route technique and balance to compensate.
Just my 2¢.
Quickness is part of max speed so while you can get your quickness to 70 and be pretty good sure that is fine but you will be slower than a guy at 100/100. Not to say either way is good or bad but Quickness works a little bit different than agility did in GLB1.
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My WR frequently dives for passes or falls down as he's catching, even when it seems unnecessary. Example:
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/3616/352102
Is this a carrying issue, a receiving issue, is it toughness / heart? Quickness? Balance? Or just reality when dealing with rookie players?
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/3616/352102
Is this a carrying issue, a receiving issue, is it toughness / heart? Quickness? Balance? Or just reality when dealing with rookie players?
Originally posted by davearchie
My WR frequently dives for passes or falls down as he's catching, even when it seems unnecessary. Example:
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/3616/352102
Is this a carrying issue, a receiving issue, is it toughness / heart? Quickness? Balance? Or just reality when dealing with rookie players?
Originally posted by Time Trial
A lot of you are going to get the "dots falling down" syndrome. Balance and Receiving hands will help to keep you standing up. Just making the catch is important, but you won't be going anywhere if you keep losing your balance when trying to catch.
My WR frequently dives for passes or falls down as he's catching, even when it seems unnecessary. Example:
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/3616/352102
Is this a carrying issue, a receiving issue, is it toughness / heart? Quickness? Balance? Or just reality when dealing with rookie players?
Originally posted by Time Trial
A lot of you are going to get the "dots falling down" syndrome. Balance and Receiving hands will help to keep you standing up. Just making the catch is important, but you won't be going anywhere if you keep losing your balance when trying to catch.
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Best way to win the battle over the obliquitous "nearby defender"? Catch in Traffic? Vertical?
Originally posted by McGruffHawk
Best way to win the battle over the obliquitous "nearby defender"? Catch in Traffic? Vertical?
Cit pisses me off
Best way to win the battle over the obliquitous "nearby defender"? Catch in Traffic? Vertical?
Cit pisses me off
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Originally posted by davearchie
My WR frequently dives for passes or falls down as he's catching, even when it seems unnecessary. Example:
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/3616/352102
Is this a carrying issue, a receiving issue, is it toughness / heart? Quickness? Balance? Or just reality when dealing with rookie players?
Catch in stride
My WR frequently dives for passes or falls down as he's catching, even when it seems unnecessary. Example:
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/3616/352102
Is this a carrying issue, a receiving issue, is it toughness / heart? Quickness? Balance? Or just reality when dealing with rookie players?
Catch in stride
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Dropped Passes
On our team, about 25% of our passing attempts are dropped. How much of it is based on Receiving Hands and how much on Receiver Awareness and Catch in Traffic?
On our team, about 25% of our passing attempts are dropped. How much of it is based on Receiving Hands and how much on Receiver Awareness and Catch in Traffic?
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Originally posted by dcarbo
Dropped Passes
On our team, about 25% of our passing attempts are dropped. How much of it is based on Receiving Hands and how much on Receiver Awareness and Catch in Traffic?
You're asking for something that no one has a legit answer for... it's a magical combination of all three of those I'm sure.
Dropped Passes
On our team, about 25% of our passing attempts are dropped. How much of it is based on Receiving Hands and how much on Receiver Awareness and Catch in Traffic?
You're asking for something that no one has a legit answer for... it's a magical combination of all three of those I'm sure.
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http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player/17618
this is my guy so far he doesnt get many looks but i like him
this is my guy so far he doesnt get many looks but i like him
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I have no idea what I'm doing, but maybe some of you do. What does this guy look like to you? http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player/6922
If you say crap, that's fine, but please tell me why.
If you say crap, that's fine, but please tell me why.
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Originally posted by MissingNola
I have no idea what I'm doing, but maybe some of you do. What does this guy look like to you? http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player/6922
If you say crap, that's fine, but please tell me why.
He looks like his build is closed...
I have no idea what I'm doing, but maybe some of you do. What does this guy look like to you? http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player/6922
If you say crap, that's fine, but please tell me why.
He looks like his build is closed...
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Originally posted by mikemart
I'm starting to wonder if raising sprinting early is actually good. I notice on both my WRs they seem to get to their destination really fast, have to go to a complete stop and sometimes go backwards for the ball, and when they make the catch before they can accelerate again they just get hit because they had to come to a stop
I agree 100% with this. On any kind of streak play, if my QB doesnt get the ball out quick, then he cant even get it to the WR's...I have a couple of WRs on my team that have 50+ Sprinting, and I have a few that are around 37-40 and the resukts are the same. I say Sprinting is important, but not at the rookie level.
I'm starting to wonder if raising sprinting early is actually good. I notice on both my WRs they seem to get to their destination really fast, have to go to a complete stop and sometimes go backwards for the ball, and when they make the catch before they can accelerate again they just get hit because they had to come to a stop
I agree 100% with this. On any kind of streak play, if my QB doesnt get the ball out quick, then he cant even get it to the WR's...I have a couple of WRs on my team that have 50+ Sprinting, and I have a few that are around 37-40 and the resukts are the same. I say Sprinting is important, but not at the rookie level.
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