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After the top three, I think

4) Jumping
Remember coach's advice. Go for the ball at the highest point. Anyway... yeah, catching means nothing if you aren't getting to the ball. Remember jumping isn't just a vertical leap. Jumping also means jumping in front of the receiver.

5) Catching
If you want INTs, you want this.

6) Confidence
Important for getting over mistakes... but also, for playing better in clutch situations like 3rd/4th downs... goalline... etc.

Originally posted by kinglehr
After the top three, I think

4) Jumping
Remember coach's advice. Go for the ball at the highest point. Anyway... yeah, catching means nothing if you aren't getting to the ball. Remember jumping isn't just a vertical leap. Jumping also means jumping in front of the receiver.

5) Catching
If you want INTs, you want this.

6) Confidence
Important for getting over mistakes... but also, for playing better in clutch situations like 3rd/4th downs... goalline... etc.

Confidence > Jumping + Catching

Originally posted by jdupuy3
stamina, catching, jumping, confidence


Winner, winner, chicken dinner.

Especially if returning kicks, stamina needs to be at least in the 30's. Confidence is a biggie too as if you get beat once it starts an avalache.

You should always have speed and agility high, but I have been told from several sources that good Vision+Jumping=interceptions. I'm not sure I agree with the confidence thing, the most I would probly do is train it. I feel there are too many more important things to worry about than confidence.

catching > confidence and jumping.

Jumping/Catching (equally important), then Strength, then Tackling. Confidence doesn't seem too important.. I had a mid-game TD get by my CB a few games ago, and he was back doing a great job shutting the WRs down the next possession. He's only got 17 or so Confidence, so if that didn't shatter him, I doubt much will.

Focus on being good instead of being able to cope with being bad, IMO.