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Does anyone have an idea how to counter PDs? Seems as though every 2nd or 3rd pass to my WRs are being deflected. Logic would say it is a result of the DB having decent jumping, but what other attributes would lead to this? Strength? Confidence?

Anyone have any dot thoughts on how to counter this?

More openness.

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there are some VAs that could help you second roll for the catch. But ultimately CBs cant PD if they are eating your grass.

Originally posted by sjkiller81
there are some VAs that could help you second roll for the catch. But ultimately CBs cant PD if they are eating your grass.

PD roll occurs before catch roll.

hmm good point. I was thinking that D and O would roll and if he beats you resulting in the PD you would get a reroll to try and catch the PD. I see that that is wrong

Where's that "Anatomy of a Catch" thread? That shit should be stickied.

Originally posted by Darrick213
Where's that "Anatomy of a Catch" thread? That shit should be stickied.

your icon should be "stickied"

Originally posted by ericb45696
Originally posted by Darrick213

Where's that "Anatomy of a Catch" thread? That shit should be stickied.

your icon should be "stickied"

Your icon should be impaled by a bayonet. Shit weirds me out.

Originally posted by ericb45696
Originally posted by Darrick213

Where's that "Anatomy of a Catch" thread? That shit should be stickied.

your icon should be "stickied"

sticky hands?

Originally posted by Daddy Warbucks
Originally posted by ericb45696

Originally posted by Darrick213


Where's that "Anatomy of a Catch" thread? That shit should be stickied.

your icon should be "stickied"

Your icon should be impaled by a bayonet. Shit weirds me out.

LMAO hahaha

I have seen cases where the defender deflected the ball, and then the WR still catches it. But I have no idea what causes that to happen more. Ideas?

Originally posted by VJHawk
I have seen cases where the defender deflected the ball, and then the WR still catches it. But I have no idea what causes that to happen more. Ideas?

Weakly deflected ball. The ball is still within the receiver's catching reach and so he makes another roll (which includes pressure by the CB though it's probably lessened because he just deflected and thus used up some of his focus/concentration/energy/VATS/what have you)