Warrior General Games

Originally posted by bhall43
People in this thread talkin bout how easy screen passes are without realizing why those screens were so open.

They are ignorant if they think screens are easy.

Originally posted by maddoggy71
Originally posted by 43Hitman

Grats Dana, you have one helluva dot there. This thread has delivered.

D whipped

lol, actually I can't stand douchepride, but I can give credit where credit is due. You jelly of his good dot?

Originally posted by ImTheScientist
They are ignorant if they think screens are easy.

correct me if im wrong: screens are easier than long passes.
at least for the QB

Originally posted by suske127
correct me if im wrong: screens are easier than long passes.
at least for the QB

Malik threw the least screen passes of any QB in WL last season.

Originally posted by bhall43
Originally posted by suske127

correct me if im wrong: screens are easier than long passes.
at least for the QB

Malik threw the least screen passes of any QB in WL last season.

The playoffs are a bit misleading. He threw about 30% screens in the playoffs but closer to 10% in the regular season.

and he threw 14 in the game that dana is boasting about

Originally posted by suske127
correct me if im wrong: screens are easier than long passes.
at least for the QB

Depends on the defense and what they are conceding.

Originally posted by ImTheScientist
Depends on the defense and what they are conceding.

then, one would think if a defense calls the incorrect play, screens are easy gains.

However, if they call a good play, the success of the screen depends not so much on the throw, but more on the line blocking and the back making the proper reads and run.

Originally posted by amace
then, one would think if a defense calls the incorrect play, screens are easy gains.

However, if they call a good play, the success of the screen depends not so much on the throw, but more on the line blocking and the back making the proper reads and run.

IRL yes, but not in GLB.

so what aer the factors in GLB???

Originally posted by suske127
so what aer the factors in GLB???

Send the DE into flat zone, position the CB/SS/LB in the right spot and you are not catching screens. Or if you do its for a loss. The success of a screen is 100% on the positioning of dots and doesn't have much to do w/ the skill of the QB or Dot catching the ball.

Originally posted by ImTheScientist
The success of a screen is 100% on the positioning of dots and doesn't have much to do w/ the skill of the QB or Dot catching the ball.


so his dot is not a factor at all in the chance of compleating the pass, yet he is saying he is great for doing it 80% of the time.

Originally posted by suske127
so his dot is not a factor at all in the chance of compleating the pass, yet he is saying he is great for doing it 80% of the time.



lol. The success of the screen comes down to how good the qb is at throwing deep and how much teams have to respect that qb. Malik won wl mvp by throwing the least amount of screens in the world league. 4 time wl mvp. Kiss the ring... scrub

then why are you bragging about this 1 game, in which he threw 14 screens???

Originally posted by suske127
then why are you bragging about this 1 game, in which he threw 14 screens???

lol