Originally posted by WiSeIVIaN
The top QB in Pro2 that was throwing to this dot was a pocket passer arch and didn't have close to 100 strength.
Is this where I point out that this QB only got the ball to this WR about a third of the time?
If I had time (or I were the OC running this team, hint hint), I'd watch some replays and figure out why two-thirds of this QB's throws to this WR were incomplete. Were the CBs and Safeties somehow keeping pace with this WR and swatting the passes down? Was this WR dropping passes, or losing a lot of Knocked Loose rolls? Or was this QB under-throwing, over-throwing, or just plain missing this WR on their throws?
If it's the last one, low Strength could easily be the culprit as Theo pointed out, since less Strength equals lower pass quality on longer throws, while higher Strength equals higher pass quality on longer throws.
But I'm not the OC for this team. Nor should I be.![](/images/game/forum/smileys/tongue.gif)
The top QB in Pro2 that was throwing to this dot was a pocket passer arch and didn't have close to 100 strength.
Is this where I point out that this QB only got the ball to this WR about a third of the time?
If I had time (or I were the OC running this team, hint hint), I'd watch some replays and figure out why two-thirds of this QB's throws to this WR were incomplete. Were the CBs and Safeties somehow keeping pace with this WR and swatting the passes down? Was this WR dropping passes, or losing a lot of Knocked Loose rolls? Or was this QB under-throwing, over-throwing, or just plain missing this WR on their throws?
If it's the last one, low Strength could easily be the culprit as Theo pointed out, since less Strength equals lower pass quality on longer throws, while higher Strength equals higher pass quality on longer throws.
But I'm not the OC for this team. Nor should I be.
![](/images/game/forum/smileys/tongue.gif)