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Does anyone have any idea on what effect confidece has on tackles/fumbles if any?

i'm sure it helps but who knows how much

From the most recent Q & A

Originally posted by MileHighShoes
What specific rolls does the confidence attribute play a part of? Not including morale at the time, is confidence factored directly into any roll besides QB's dealing with pass rush pressure, and Kickers making game-winning field goals?Originally posted by bort
It does go into a bunch of stuff in varying degrees, such as:

- It helps avoid morale reducing SA's
- It can help recover more quickly and not fall down when your block is broken
- It can help you avoid being pancaked when losing the blocking battle
- Helps you catch or deflect passes (or hinders you if low) on 3rd/4th down
- Helps you tackle and break tackles successfully
- Helps keep you from fumbling on a big hit

Plus all the morale stuff.

Basically if you think of a situation in which it would be helpful to not be a scared weenie, it's probably at least a minor factor.

I generally assume that Confidence does nothing.

Originally posted by SunshineMan89
I generally assume that Confidence does nothing.

i'm sure it does something. the question is how high do you take it to maximize returns. does it need to be higher than 48??? no one really knows for sure since its so vague in how it helps your player

hmmm it would seem from what bort was saying in that quote above that confidence is more important for players who do NOT want to fumble, as opposed to players who want to force fumbles...?

Originally posted by anarqy
hmmm it would seem from what bort was saying in that quote above that confidence is more important for players who do NOT want to fumble, as opposed to players who want to force fumbles...?

Originally posted by bort
- Helps you tackle and break tackles successfully

Remember that a good tackling score is needed before a player ever gets the chance to force a fumble.