QB Quiz

[ukskarate]

I like it, but for different reasons. I like it becuase it gives you a chance to see where you misread the coverage. However, the way it impacts composure, IMO isn't realistic. I've never coached a QB after an INT, showed him why he messed up, and had him say, "OK coach, I feel better about throwing the pic now that you showed me my correct read." I believe it should be for informational purposes only and not related to composure.

[ufox1810]

After I got my achievement for getting one right, I've basically ignored it.

But the main reason is because 95% of the picks I throw are because I simply made a stupid throw, not because the D threw some scheme or play at me and surprised me. It's usually because for some reason I thought I could beat triple coverage or because even though my eyes said "DON'T THROW IT!!! There are 2 defenders covering that guy!!!" my pea-sized brain said "OOH GOODIE! I can make that throw!" Like one other poster said, I did something stupid and just want to get on D and try to get the ball back.

[BadAssHskr]

Turned the feature off, but don't love it or hate it.

[SoxFan01605]

I like the idea of it negatively effecting your composure if you get it wrong. This only makes a difference on road games, IMO, as you can then get the blurred routes and ?'s above receivers some more. I purposely try to get them wrong jsut for that reason. Overall, though, not a big feature, IMO.

[ronaldc33]

i like it. adds to the realism. QB's go to the sideline and look at aerial shots of the defense much like we're looking at. Too time consuming? seriously? i look at 2 or 3 screens at the most. i mean u just saw the defense on the field.

[kindella2]

while i like the feature it gets nerve racking...depending on how the game is going i dont want to answer a stupid question about what the damm defense ran...im probably too mad to even care

[UATide]

Hated it, from Day 1. It just seems unrealistic to me, but it was a good thought of EA to help the passing game I can give them that.