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Hi guys
Looking for a bit of advice here, I have 2 QBs both pocket but 1 with better skill levels than the other, problem I have is that the one who is not as good is second on the depth chart but is getting most of the plays. Is there a way to remedy this or is it simply down to stamina levels? Would love to get an answer on this as my first cholce QB is getting a bit unhappy with the share.
Cheers
Saintstu

Originally posted by saintstu
Hi guys
Looking for a bit of advice here, I have 2 QBs both pocket but 1 with better skill levels than the other, problem I have is that the one who is not as good is second on the depth chart but is getting most of the plays. Is there a way to remedy this or is it simply down to stamina levels? Would love to get an answer on this as my first cholce QB is getting a bit unhappy with the share.
Cheers
Saintstu

Aside from taking one off the chart, putting him at QB1 or QB2 and setting your AI to have them in on specified types of plays and toying with your percentages.....I can't think of one.

You could always change the adv energy settings as well so that your better QB leaves the game less often, only when his stamina is below x.

stamina plays a role too, especially at low levels. if your #1 QB has significantly lower stamina than #2 then #2 will get a lot more snaps.

Originally posted by saintstu
Hi guys
Looking for a bit of advice here, I have 2 QBs both pocket but 1 with better skill levels than the other, problem I have is that the one who is not as good is second on the depth chart but is getting most of the plays. Is there a way to remedy this or is it simply down to stamina levels? Would love to get an answer on this as my first cholce QB is getting a bit unhappy with the share.
Cheers
Saintstu

put the guy you like best at the top of the depth chart, have the backup listed second. Go into advanced energy settings and set sub out for QB to 80, sub in at 85. Provided they both have at least 40 stamina, the guy listed first should get roughly 70-75% of the snaps.

Cheers, all good advice.