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Originally Posted by ninjamonkey |
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Any advice on User thrown INTs? I threw 8 ints with J. Campbell in 3.5 quarters
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Holy cow
.....The best advice I could give you,is to get on that practice field
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All kidding aside though.....did you happen to replay any of those pics? If you did you MIGHT have been able to pinpoint the problem.
I'm not sure of Campbell's ratings,but I would tend to think (at least it sounds like) it's just a simple mis-read problem,and also trying to "force" the ball.
Also..... what I usually do,is set up the pass with the run...with Portis and Betts,that shouldn't be to much of a problem. Then when you feel you have established the run,start throwing in some pa passes....possibly even mixed with roll outs to give you sufficient time.
Also....don't be afraid to dump the ball off in the flats to a rb.....alot of times you can really catch the defense napping with just a simple flair to the rb in the flat. If you feel that you are going to get sacked....don't force the pass...if need be,and by all means,throw it away...it's better to throw it away than to take a sack or worse....an int.
In theory....the knockdown slider SHOULD see the player going for the ball...to knock it down LOL. I do want my defense to make an attempt...I just feel (imo) that with it being set so low in some cases,an attempt won't even be made to knock it down,and simply go for the pic.
I may be way off on that,but like I was saying earlier,my defense definitely has more knockdowns than int's through the pre-season.
HOLD ON!!!!!!!! Something else just popped into my head....I wonder if the knockdown slider isn't percentage based??
In other words......if I have it set at 90...could this mean that my defense will attempt a knockdown 90% of the time?
If it's set lower....say 10-15,they'll only go for the knockdown 10-15% of the time? Which MAY result in more of the cpu throwing int's,as my defense won't actually go for the knockdown.
I know this may be reaching....but it's just a thought