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Target Carrying for a KR PR at Nat Pro level?

Keep having fumbles on ST play. Seems like a good build, ST team is usually keeping tacklers to minimum.

Getting frustated.

i think most guys go for high 80s-low 90s

77-cap it and it ends up mid 80's

90

Okay thats not the problem.

How about strength?

minimum of 60 strength

its also about your blocking .... if the coverage team get full speed hits on him, then fumbling will be much more likely ...
Id say 85 minimum

Originally posted by Robbnva
minimum of 68 strength

fyp

and your returner should ONLY be the KR and PR and nowhere else on the depth chart - 60 stamina as well - tired players fumble more

Agree with both posts from red. The old rob would never do that

Thanks.

Returners are the only position where it makes sense to have one piece of avoid fumble AEQ as well.

Originally posted by reddogrw
Originally posted by Robbnva

minimum of 68 strength

fyp

This is the biggie. A good break tackle roll is a returner's best friend against avoiding fumbles.

Originally posted by Mat McBriar
This is the biggie. A good break tackle roll is a returner's best friend against avoiding fumbles.
I'm not sure that's true. Didn't someone compile some evidence suggesting that fumbles are more common immediately following a broken tackle?

Originally posted by jdbolick
Originally posted by Mat McBriar

This is the biggie. A good break tackle roll is a returner's best friend against avoiding fumbles.
I'm not sure that's true. Didn't someone compile some evidence suggesting that fumbles are more common immediately following a broken tackle?

I mean I guess there's going to be a slight dip in energy, which can leave you more susceptible, but overall it's a big boon. You'd be crazy to take 30 strength or something because you feel breaking tackles is going to hurt your returner.

It's simple (and you can find a few Bort quotes backing this up): not all tackles get fumble rolls. Defenders only get a fumble roll vs not fumble roll interaction when their tackle attempt meets the required 'quality' threshold.