[The Chef]

Quote: Originally Posted by Woad23

I have done a nights worth of testing on this and what I found is that the main culprit is we speed/acc/agi...did my testing on the slant route, there were basically one of two outcomes every time. Outcome one (happened 70% of the timeish) wr does a stutter step at line then breaks into slant leaving cb 3-5 yards behind. Outcome two cb turns and runs immediately on slant break putting him in a tight trail position. These same two animations occur at the same rate even when dropping route running to 0 The only way the db won matchups is if you drop the spd/agi/act of wr The matchup didn't seem to matter at all red/yellow/green (I edited to try all 3) Also tested moving coverage sliders to 100 (same result) Granted this was only one route but was a bit depressing

I seem to recall reading somewhere a few years ago that the agility rating played a large part in defenders being able to stay with defenders at the cut so slants, in routes, out routes etc. It's kinda ridiculous if true but would explain why in years past I had better luck with high agility players over guys with low agility but high man coverage.

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