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Did anyone invest heavily in Quick Release and see any results that swayed them one way or the other?

Just trying to get some results from the first few scrimmages.

I in vested in it heavily...thought I'd roll the dice. My first game I was 26 of 41 for 281 yrd 4 tds and no ints. I did notice however that there a lot of deflected passes, something I was hoping to avoid. There secondary had a level 39 and 40 CBs, 41 FS and 42 SS. They have quality builds too.

The jury is still out on quick release for me and will be for a little while.

I put 15 in laser arm (throwing) and 7 in quick release. I had 2 INTs but one of them was bobbled by the HB and picked off and you can see that in the replay if you want. Looks like the ball levitates to the CB. He had a good completion % and 2 TDs but we ran mostly.

Im happy with it. 35/43 not many yards but we were testing plays and it was vs best team in league.

Next game should be a better test as we are running our normal offense

I wouldn't say I invested heavily but I put a considerable amount of points into it. My QB went 24 for 28 with 2 TDs. However, the stats are misleading because we threw a lot of dump passes in this game. Still, I physically saw approx 4-5 throws that were obviously triggered Quick Release plays because he got rid of the ball very fast without any pressure. Most of them were completed to a wide open receiver (thanks to Bort's latest change that allows a QB to actually throw to the open man for a change) but 1 or 2 were off the mark because he rushed the throw.

A lot more testing and evaluation will have to be done but my initial thought is that it could be a great tool if used moderately. I wouldn't want my QB doing it all the time because I think it could lead to erratic play and too many misfires, but if say 15% of his throws are quick like what I saw then that's a fair amount for me.

Again, this is just my personal observation and I'm interested to know what other people are seeing.

27/33, 244 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INTs.


I watched the game film and noticed a considerable difference because the new ability to be able to throw sooner during a route if the WR is open is coupled well with QR. I was rifle-arming passes into my WRs and TEs, especially under pressure. I have noticed a big difference from last season without it, to this first game.

I put 5 into my QB and he hasn't looked so hot. 1 TD 3 INT for a QB that hardly threw any picks last year.

Originally posted by Tac
I put 5 into my QB and he hasn't looked so hot. 1 TD 3 INT for a QB that hardly threw any picks last year.

none of your picks had anything to do with Quick Release.

In my second game my QB was 32 0f 38 for 267.5 yrds, 0 td 0 ints. There were 6 pass deflections. 2 hurries 0 sacks.

It seemed like we had a conservative game plan. A lot of passes to our RB.

By the way I gambled and put 15 into quick release.

Corners were lvl 41 and 39 FS 39 AND SS 42.

I dont have that many points in quick release but i have a couple. He hasnt done anything that spectacular in the scrimmage games but i think this an example of a quick release unfortunately it didnt work but i think he saw the pressure coming up the middle and got rid of it:
http://goallineblitz.com/game/replay.pl?game_id=347155&pbp_id=892221

I put 10 into quick release and haven't really noticed much except i have a a very high completion percentage but not a lot of yards or TD's.

Originally posted by whatspeakyou
27/33, 244 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INTs.


I watched the game film and noticed a considerable difference because the new ability to be able to throw sooner during a route if the WR is open is coupled well with QR. I was rifle-arming passes into my WRs and TEs, especially under pressure. I have noticed a big difference from last season without it, to this first game.



second scrimmage:


29-37, 411 yards, 5 TDs, 0 INTs.



Seems to work fine for me.

Just curious as i won't use it (scrambler) but wouldn't it be more towards avoiding the sack as you can get the ball off faster?

Don't mention sacks in the description. It's to not allow defenders to reaction time to make a play on your throw. So it should reduce INTs.