[tuch94]

Quote: Originally Posted by Chitown1211

Well I can only speak for myself. But in less than a week I have gained a pretty good idea of when the QB HAS to throw the ball or get sacked. Just look for the flashlight roughly 2-3 seconds after the ball is snapped and more than likly thats where the pass is going. And I still dont comprehend how you guys cant see that a light shining on a WR before the ball can be thrown to him is a give away. And how is it NOT a D advantage when the QB now MUST be looking at a WR to throw him the ball , but a DB can have his back turned to the QB and still be able to see the ball and the QB's flashlight? Should it not be equal for both O and D. If a QB must be able to see the WR to throw him the ball shouldnt a DB or LB also have to see the QB in order to see his flashlight ? Basically MAdden 06 has said DEFENSE can see everything ,anytime nomatter what direction they are facing , but QB's can only see in a 10 yard feild of vision. Thats unfair IMO.

Agreed, and the long ball is impossible also