Is there anything more satisfying in this game then throwing the ball to a true #1 WR

[underdog13]

I'm playing as the Broncos and have been just loving throwing the ball to D. Thomas. He just had another great game (11rec 180yds 1td). I don't think there is anything more satisfying then connecting on a comeback route, or hitting him over the middle on a skinny post/ deep in. Love the wr animations when they beat out a db for the ball.

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[edgevoice]

Quote: Originally Posted by underdog13

I'm playing as the Broncos and have been just loving throwing the ball to D. Thomas. He just had another great game (11rec 180yds 1td). I don't think there is anything more satisfying then connecting on a comeback route, or hitting him over the middle on a skinny post/ deep in. Love the wr animations when they beat out a db for the ball. Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk

Skinny posts and comebacks are very big in my timing-based scheme. I had a third and 15 I needed converted late against the Redskins for the division lead and I perfectly timed a comeback to Michael Gallup for the first. Skinny posts are trickier this year. While you want to hit your receiver between the numbers and the hashes, you really have to read the DB leverage carefully...

Deep outs are really nice against cover 3 and are rewarding when timed up just right.. Of course, I need to remember to click on to receiver and press A to keep his arse in bounds...

[SilverBullet19]

I wouldn't know, I use the Cowboys lol. I can only imagine how nice it would be to have a true target though. Currently it's a game of spreading the wealth. There isn't one particular guy I can key on in a do or die situation.

[JayhawkerStL]

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[edgevoice]

Quote: Originally Posted by SilverBullet19

I wouldn't know, I use the Cowboys lol. I can only imagine how nice it would be to have a true target though. Currently it's a game of spreading the wealth. There isn't one particular guy I can key on in a do or die situation.

I ended up starting Gallup at X and putting Hurns in the slot. Hurns really blossomed and Gallup is coming along, although he'll drop some balls. I use Austin as my Z slot when I am in a twins formation and Beasley is my go to guy in the slot when I am in empty.

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[SilverBullet19]

Quote: Originally Posted by edgevoice

I ended up starting Gallup at X and putting Hurns in the slot. Hurns really blossomed and Gallup is coming along, although he'll drop some balls. I use Austin as my Z slot when I am in a twins formation and Beasley is my go to guy in the slot when I am in empty.

I use Gallup a lot too. He’s around a 78 now in year two. Hurns did ok for me in year one, pretty good actually. 88 catches and over 800 yards. In year two he’s a great red zone threat. I traded Beasley and got back Ryan Switzer and a pick for him. Switzer was actually decent, very shifty. I also snagged a small speedster rookie from the Panthers practice squad who is great.

Overall though, however, still not truly “go to” guy.


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[edgevoice]

Quote: Originally Posted by SilverBullet19

I use Gallup a lot too. He’s around a 78 now in year two. Hurns did ok for me in year one, pretty good actually. 88 catches and over 800 yards. In year two he’s a great red zone threat. I traded Beasley and got back Ryan Switzer and a pick for him. Switzer was actually decent, very shifty. I also snagged a small speedster rookie from the Panthers practice squad who is great. Overall though, however, still not truly “go to” guy. Sent from my iPhone using Operation Sports

Definitely more challenging to make sure I have a nice mixture of plays, especially on 3rd down. I hit Austin on twins pa cross for a long td last night.