Remember, that 135 degrees is the average person. I'd assume pro athletes who are responsible for seeing the field would be as good or better than the average person...
While I'll agree that a helmet will decrease the angle of a player's periphery, the objects in his periphery that aren't attached to his head don't affect the angle at which he can 'see' objects. Even at the most extreme the angle that a player loses due to his helmet should be less than 10-15 degrees. players in a QB's periphery aren't a factor as to the angle of his periphery.
No excuse for any QB to have less than 30 degrees of periphery. Josh Looman and Mike Vick come to mind, and they had pinhole vision. You can put a helmet on backward and see more than these guys were seeing...
This was merely one of many issues with the vision cone, but one of the most important for me.
Regardless of whether EA changes the interface or not, they have to keep the old interface. QB Vision alienated alot of loyal Madden fans (including me).
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