Anyone know if high tackling will dramatically increase the number of tackles a DT makes by increasing the tackling radius? If I had like 60 or 68 tackling will it all me to make more tackles even when engaged with an OG?
Pepperz90
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My DE's have made tackles while engaged with the OT. But Tackling does not increase the tackling radius. It just gives you a higher chance of making that tackle. Jumping on the other hand. Is said to increase your "Dive Tackling" radius.
Dudly
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I don't think anyone knows for sure...but I think that both tackling and jumping increase the tackling radius, I would say (nobody should quote this) that "jumping" increases your probability of being in the play and "tackling" increases your chance of finishing it.
I wouldn't put anything into "Diving Tackle" unless you already have a bit in the 2 categories it derives it's name from.
I wouldn't put anything into "Diving Tackle" unless you already have a bit in the 2 categories it derives it's name from.
BSUblemler
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Originally posted by Dudly
I don't think anyone knows for sure...but I think that both tackling and jumping increase the tackling radius, I would say (nobody should quote this) that "jumping" increases your probability of being in the play and "tackling" increases your chance of finishing it.
I wouldn't put anything into "Diving Tackle" unless you already have a bit in the 2 categories it derives it's name from.
Good point - there has got to be more to tackling though then just "Chance of making a tackle". If that's the case then soft cap tackling would be all there is needed.
I don't think anyone knows for sure...but I think that both tackling and jumping increase the tackling radius, I would say (nobody should quote this) that "jumping" increases your probability of being in the play and "tackling" increases your chance of finishing it.
I wouldn't put anything into "Diving Tackle" unless you already have a bit in the 2 categories it derives it's name from.
Good point - there has got to be more to tackling though then just "Chance of making a tackle". If that's the case then soft cap tackling would be all there is needed.
skel1977
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Why does there have to be? Maybe its a useless skill. Maybe the only use it has is for backs that are big and strong and large in the crotch area
AnTiNiNjA
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I don't think tackling makes your arms get any longer. Only comes into play when you are in position to make contact with the ball carrier as far as I am concerned.
Dudly
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Originally posted by AnTiNiNjA
I don't think tackling makes your arms get any longer. Only comes into play when you are in position to make contact with the ball carrier as far as I am concerned.
agreed, but I do think jumping helps you have the potential for being in the play
I don't think tackling makes your arms get any longer. Only comes into play when you are in position to make contact with the ball carrier as far as I am concerned.
agreed, but I do think jumping helps you have the potential for being in the play
Nv1sion
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Higher tackling means higher chance of making a tackle while being held in a block. From what I've seen from players with high tackling, soft capped tackling vs. 68 tackling will roughly make the same amount of tackles while being held by a block.
The only thing I can safely say that increases tackling radius is jumping, but to what extent I am not sure.
The only thing I can safely say that increases tackling radius is jumping, but to what extent I am not sure.
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