Are timing routes true timing routes? i.e. 3,5,7, step drop and the balls out?
If you're throwing a route that should be timed can you throw the ball to the spot or will
the ball attempt to go directly to the receiver? I hated getting to the top of my drop and lead passing toward the sideline only to have the route be poorly timed and the pass being thrown directly at the back of the receiver.
If a receiver is being jostled at the line of scrimmage, say on a 9 or a fade route, can you lead the receiver as he comes free or will the pass be thrown only as deep as the receiver?
Is the "throw the receiver open" too overpowered. I hated how in the other game the intended route could essentially be completely changed while the ball was in the air. Heck, you could turn a post into a corner and the receiver would magically, magnetically change his route and make an impossible adjustment.
Even the out routes that were shown in NCAA and Madden 13 were a little unrealistic. If a receiver is running an out route he's going to be pretty flat and it's a helluva adjustment to turn that route into a corner route.
Were you guys auto-dropping to test the timing or were you manual dropping?

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