INT's are too much.

[codyj123_321]

Quote: Originally Posted by GAGO_LAKE

probally a bunch of screen passess and crossing patterns and flats

I don't EVER use screen passes. I hate them

[jarato]

Totally agree about the anticipation throws. This killed me in years past. I could never complete passes because I was throwing by correctly anticipating my WR routes. I love the change to the passing game this year. All my "errors" in years past actually work now.

[Knight9299]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bootzilla

Simple. It is too easy to complete a high percentage of your throws yet the cpu is too punitive on the one 50/50 ball you throw all game. I play on Heisman and complete over 70% of my passes but, I've thrown 10 picks in 8 games. I believe I've only played one game where I haven't thrown a pick. And I'm pretty darn conservative with my throws. Honestly, the most common pick I throw is when my receiver has a step on the defender and the lead pass trajectory that has worked all game all of the sudden doesn't and I end up with a flat trajectory pass that ends up 5 yards short of my receiver and directly to the defender making a perfect over the shoulder catch. I have never, ever, ever seen a defender drop that pass. Ever. All in all coverage could stand to be a tad bit tighter. QBs a tad less accurate. And defenders need to get more swats and breakups and less picks.

That's where most of my INTs come from. Receiver has a step on the DB, I tap the button and it's under thrown and picked off. It's probably just me.

[D0GGERT D0G]

I just went through a game on Heisman against Bama and didn't throw a pick...unbelieveable

[Matt10]

I just make terrible reads - but it's the game's fault I'm a terrible QB. Damnit.

[Broncos86]

Quote: Originally Posted by Knight9299

That's where most of my INTs come from. Receiver has a step on the DB, I tap the button and it's under thrown and picked off. It's probably just me.

What's your QB rated?

[Broncos86]

http://www.easports.com/media/play/video/127115821

So, in this one, I'm late throwing the ball, but he was like my 4th read. Even still, you can see I'm throwing the ball over the DB in front.

http://www.easports.com/media/play/video/127116445

This one, I'm actually pulling the stick down as I throw the ball, leading the WR back towards me a bit and away from the DB. This gives enough separation that the DB can't make a play. You can see the DB actually turning his hips and expecting a deep ball.

These are both on All American, default sliders.

[Str0mTropper]

Use sliders then, problem solved