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ive read that it doesnt ive read that it does LETS DISCUSS

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I'll say this.
I am ST's CO and have noticed that returners who have low vision just run straight ino the pile while returning. Those with high vision actually go to the open seam or try to get the corner while returning.
That said,
It would make sense that high vision would help a receiver
1. find the open holes in the defense
2. see the ball to catch it
3. find the open seams after catching the ball to run in

i really dont know ive seen a wr with 17 vision on my team go over 100+ yards and a td odd isnt it

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Originally posted by disaznboy
i really dont know ive seen a wr with 17 vision on my team go over 100+ yards and a td odd isnt it

probably has more to do with the league and opposing players!

If he did it on a regular basis, it'd be interesting enough to note.

However, one impressive game does not a great player make.

I personally think vision is great for all players. On defense they seem to swarm the ball faster. On offense my qb does see the field better and my OT is able to see the pass rush better.

I'm looking to find out myself as I've thrown a ton of ints this season and am wondering if its my WR's vision.

when i was making my player last season i had high catching at about 30 but vision was only about 20 i dropeed alot of passes that season now my vision and catching are both 40+ and i rarly ever drop a pass

Ray Lewis tried to play football, but he couldn't quite find the ball to nab it out of the air.

Originally posted by dwashy
Ray Lewis tried to play football, but he couldn't quite find the ball to nab it out of the air.

When you said Ray Lewis, I think you meant to say "STAB it out of the air"