Stripping the ball? D-line pressure?

[ktipton87]

Is there still a button for stripping the ball? Or buttons for d-line moves? If not, what works best for you guys when trying for a fumble and putting pressure on the QB?

[Bat]

Its rather easy to get pressure if you control a defensive end and hold speed and do a simple swim move (on 360 its the right stick) to the outside. I usually get 2-4 sacks a game sometimes more doing that and alot of pressures. Sadly I don't see much pressure from other people. So statistically your end will have amazing sack numbers but at least you will get decent pressure.

I have no clue on the strip ball option. I would like to know too. I just tap a when I have a guy in my clutches just like when on the opposite trying to breakout of a tackle. It hasn't worked though defensively lol.

[CreatineKasey]

I think hit power helps determine forced fumbles everywhere. This is especially evident when sacking the QB. James Harrison's hit power is in the upper 90's and it shows when I hit the QB. Not only does he force fumbles on approximately 30% of his sacks, but he injures QB's more often than any player I've seen.

Hit power FTW!

[marktg30]

Just open the game manual... Oh, wait... WHAT MANUAL?!

[43Chargers4Now]

Quote: Originally Posted by marktg30

Just open the game manual... Oh, wait... WHAT MANUAL?!

The secret manual that they left in the secret compartment of your game box. It's very secret nobody knows about it very well... Don't tell anyone you heard it from me

(Act cool maybe no one will notice me...)

[Poetique]

Yes there's a strip ball button, although I forgot what it is seeing as it doesn't work, and about 80% of the time guarantees a broken tackle.

Take my advice... even if you figure it out, don't use it.

[NFLFanSince1979]

The strip button is the right bumper on the 360. I only use it when I'm desperate to turn the ball over late in the game.

[ktipton87]

I looked in the game manual and didn't seem to see it this year. Btw, I'm playing on PS3.