It would be nice if players had an additional tactical slider to determine how much a dot is focusing on protecting the ball from forced fumbles versus keeping his eyes open for a quick move away from a tackler.
I suggest a New Slider - Ball Protection versus Vision Checks (or Break Tackle or Fake etc)
Ball Protection - Vision Checks Slider effects
-100 +10% percent to avioding fumble, -10% to Vision Checks (or Break Tackle % or Fake %), and vice versa at +100.
Thus the player who is tucking the ball with both hands and thus limiting his ability to look around him and use his hands to fend off foes and balance himself would be less likely to fumble the ball but less likely to make that cut for an open hole or dodge the incoming tackler.
The percentages are of course open to debate. Even the other effect opposite Ball Carrying could be something else (Fake % or Break Tackle % or whatever seems logical and a good game choice etc).
But the primary idea is to let players have more day to day say over how well they work to protect the ball so that teams can ramp this up going into games with known Ball Stripping teams.
And of course it would be one more knob to ponder and set, and for coaches and players to talk about.
I suggest a New Slider - Ball Protection versus Vision Checks (or Break Tackle or Fake etc)
Ball Protection - Vision Checks Slider effects
-100 +10% percent to avioding fumble, -10% to Vision Checks (or Break Tackle % or Fake %), and vice versa at +100.
Thus the player who is tucking the ball with both hands and thus limiting his ability to look around him and use his hands to fend off foes and balance himself would be less likely to fumble the ball but less likely to make that cut for an open hole or dodge the incoming tackler.
The percentages are of course open to debate. Even the other effect opposite Ball Carrying could be something else (Fake % or Break Tackle % or whatever seems logical and a good game choice etc).
But the primary idea is to let players have more day to day say over how well they work to protect the ball so that teams can ramp this up going into games with known Ball Stripping teams.
And of course it would be one more knob to ponder and set, and for coaches and players to talk about.
Edited by yello1 on May 3, 2012 02:27:13
Edited by yello1 on Apr 30, 2012 21:53:00






























