Awareness vs Play Recognition

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  • Hunsy34
    Rookie
    • Sep 2008
    • 171

    #1

    Awareness vs Play Recognition

    Never really put much thought into it until now when I have to improve my players using the experience points I get. These two things just seem to be the same thing to me. Is there really a difference for cornerbacks recognizing the play of either play action, run or pass. Where does the awareness come into play? Is it when the ball is in the air? But isn't that what man coverage rating is for. I wish they would break this down for us so I know exactly which one to build up. Same goes for blocking with the run, pass blocking but they have impact blocking too. Should just simplify it. Then also people say awareness only comes into play when games are simmed not when they are actually played.
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  • TheDelta
    MVP
    • Sep 2010
    • 1313

    #2
    Re: Awareness vs Play Recognition

    In my experience, Awareness seems to handle how "aware" a player is of the position of the ball in general, as such, it is very important for defensive players in general, it seems to have an impact on how a player performs when not being controlled by the player.

    Play Recognition seems to be more oriented toward the play the opponent calls, determining whether it's run or pass, especially important against draws and PA, and it helps your DBs and LBs to jump routes, while the coverage rating just seems to determine separation through cuts and moves, but of course, all of this is basically guesswork since it's tough to get solid data on any of this.
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