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i was suggesting an idea about building a power QB for inside rushing with about 100 strength. i posted my idea and was told that the strength of the rusher is halved once passed the LOS. so basically this experimental QB will have 50 strength when carrying the rock and not 100.

can anyone verify this with proof and links? i just find this hard to believe

I find It hard to believe and would like to know the truth

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Question Do QBs always have Strength and Carrying cut in half when they are behind the line, no matter if it is a designed run play or if it is a pass play?
Answer Just when in "pass" mode on a pass play

thanks to dss02 who supplied the link in a private forum. best i shared answers that i found and i hope it is of some use

that is understandable

Originally posted by Mango Fandango
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About midway down from March 9, 2010 Q&A

Question Do QBs always have Strength and Carrying cut in half when they are behind the line, no matter if it is a designed run play or if it is a pass play?
Answer Just when in "pass" mode on a pass play

thanks to dss02 who supplied the link in a private forum. best i shared answers that i found and i hope it is of some use

That makes no sense. give me a reason for it.

Originally posted by mitch138
That makes no sense. give me a reason for it.


Bort makes the game and hes the one that confirmed it, good luck getting a reason out of him.

Originally posted by mitch138
Originally posted by Mango Fandango

http://www.glbwiki.com/qa/viewtopic.php?9

About midway down from March 9, 2010 Q&A

Question Do QBs always have Strength and Carrying cut in half when they are behind the line, no matter if it is a designed run play or if it is a pass play?
Answer Just when in "pass" mode on a pass play

thanks to dss02 who supplied the link in a private forum. best i shared answers that i found and i hope it is of some use

That makes no sense. give me a reason for it.


The reason is because at the time, QBs were able to break tackles and be billy badass. So instead of fixing the sim, he put a bandaid on it. The bandaid has not yet fallen off.

Originally posted by theinfamous
Originally posted by mitch138

That makes no sense. give me a reason for it.


Bort makes the game and hes the one that confirmed it, good luck getting a reason out of him.

i firmly believe in this one ....lol...
but really... i built a scambler...yet went speed and agl... throwings low... thats what a scramblers for right... the hand-off, hand-off, dump, run..lol..
y should the QB be penelized when past the LOS...
so ... is vision hacked too???
chop em all but throwing right...lol...seeeing how you can't throw past the LOS...
doh...

it's so that when the QB is in "pass" mode they don't break sacks left and right. It's to account for them having the ball up and looking downfield. You're less likely to break a tackle standing up straight looking down field with the ball at your shoulder then you are when the ball is tucked and you are bracing for each tackle.
As soon as you tuck the ball all of your stats go back to normal, regardless of if you're behind the LOS or not.

This isn't hard to understand at all and was done a loooonnnnggg time ago.

It makes perfect sense, breaking tackles is a lot harder when you're off balance and looking upfield then when you have the ball tucked and are bracing for it. Lol just read the quote.

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Answer Just when in "pass" mode on a pass play

Originally posted by MileHighShoes
it's so that when the QB is in "pass" mode they don't break sacks left and right. It's to account for them having the ball up and looking downfield. You're less likely to break a tackle standing up straight looking down field with the ball at your shoulder then you are when the ball is tucked and you are bracing for each tackle.
As soon as you tuck the ball all of your stats go back to normal, regardless of if you're behind the LOS or not.

This isn't hard to understand at all and was done a loooonnnnggg time ago.

It makes perfect sense, breaking tackles is a lot harder when you're off balance and looking upfield then when you have the ball tucked and are bracing for it. Lol just read the quote.

Originally posted by

Answer Just when in "pass" mode on a pass play

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