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Quote: Originally Posted by shotgun styles

If you throw the ball that quickly then you don't know what you're getting. That's a CB/WR issue. An NFL QB could throw the ball instantly, but he's likely to get intercepted if the CB sees it. Make the CBs more aggressive. As for parallel running, thats an OL/DL issue. You can't do it in real life because you're linemen would fall back on you, or a bull rushing DL would grab you. So fix the OL/DL interaction to make this happen. Both of these solve the problem in a more realistic way than forced dropbacks.

Both of these things do not happen in the NFL so making it so you cannot do them seems fine to me. To me it seems the forced drop back would elminate these things and I don't see it hindering or limiting the ability for the QB to move or make a quick throw.
None of us know how constraining the drop back will be and I don't think it will very constraining at all.

The forced dropback should only force the first two steps at most and will not make it impossible to throw a quick pass.