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Quote: Originally Posted by illWILL8455

Has anybody else found this to be the case? Its as easy as boxing out your defender. When I throw to the tight ends it is usually a slant, drag, or curl. With all of these routes I throw the ball as soon as the TE breaks and then user control the TE to get between the defender and the ball, once this happens, the TEs superior size makes it impossible for the defender to have a shot at breaking the pass up so they can only tackle him once the catch is made. This works consistently throughout each game, with every team I choose. I try to mix these routes into my play calling especially if the QB has struggled completing passes.

Yes. I throw to my TE's quite a bit. I use more routes (streaks, ins, outs, slants, hooks, slant outs, posts, corners, speed outs, etc..). Regarding your offense though, I can think of at least 5 adjustments I'd run that would force you to change your plan and/or execution to move the ball consistently using this method.

Don't tell me... You're playing the CPU?

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