Finesse running huh?
 

What the hell does that mean?

It features lots of high stepping.

running with finesse.

Like a ballet dancer, except running instead of dancing.

I thought it was a spilled shampoo bottle.

Not John Riggins.

For every post that complains about the need for more documentation in FOF, I'll bet there are two posts like this one. We'll never get more at this rate. :(

Finesse running=sweeps & pitches?
Power running=between the tackles?

This is the H.N.I.C.'s way of saying R.T.F.M.

Et tu, FBPro?

I'm not sure what the manual says, but I'd say a Finesse running game features traps, counters, and draws.

i would agree.

circle gets the square.

I would agree with Glen.

Finesse running = longer time to develop. Better chance of breaking a bigger yardage vs. getting stuffed/fumbling.

Just a guess.

Barry Sanders is to finesse running as Earl Campbell is to a refrigerator on skates rolling down a hill in San Francisco, you know one of those steep, straight hills.

Just press F1 and let the help file answer your question:

Yabanci, how dare you read directions! That's un, un, unmanlike........:D

Good call. I was wondering about finesse running!

Yes, but which type of backs will be successful in a higher finesse%? Has anyone taken an okay back, with a high rating like elusive or something, and jacked the finesse%'s up, and made that back into a stud?

now that would be an awesome experiment

I've actually just started doing that in the eNFL. When I had him at 99% finesse in preseason, he did pretty poorly, but when I doubled the recommended settings, he had a pretty good average. We didn't get him many carries, though, since we were behind most of the game. Bledsoe's injury really isn't helping any.