Was there ever a definitive asnwer on QB accuracy?

[SuperBowlNachos]

I have two QBs with pretty much identical ratings. Except one is a freshman with 60 awr and the other a junior with 95 awr. I have heard that even for user games, awareness matters. But the threads I found were just people bitching one way or the other.

So was there ever a clear cut answer?

[premeteam]

not sure if we'll ever get a definitive answer but from experience I definitely feel that a higher AWR rating results in more dropped should be interceptions where as with a lower AWR rating I tend to throw more picks....the completion % always seems to be around the same regardless of AWR though

[prowler]

From what I've seen/read, QB AWR only seems to matter in simmed games and CPU QB play.

[playguitar90]

I'm pretty sure, with a higher QB AWR rating, your WR's get open more, they catch more passes, everything just "works" better. Or at least thats how I feel.

[Roggie]

Quote: Originally Posted by playguitar90

I'm pretty sure, with a higher QB AWR rating, your WR's get open more, they catch more passes, everything just "works" better. Or at least thats how I feel.

That's how most people I play with feel, including me.

[Kahuma]

Call it the 'Luck' rating for sports game.

[devinewon]

I wish NCAA devs would "show us the books" when it comes to what stats matter for what. Because stats in NCAA 10 are way different in value than NCAA 11.

[Bama83]

Quote: Originally Posted by devinewon

I wish NCAA devs would "show us the books" when it comes to what stats matter for what. Because stats in NCAA 10 are way different in value than NCAA 11.

Ha. I wish EA would scrap their silly and contrite attribute system and actually go with something that could actually mirror some of the concepts that occur on the field of play.

Their current system is way short of being able to differentiate players and abilities.