Does this differ per level or is there a general consensus?
If so, what are the recommended tactics for prep league?
If so, what are the recommended tactics for prep league?
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In prep you are going to want to be set pretty far towards bullet (if not all the way). Just imo, but the most reliable passing (outside of fail coordinating where you have open receivers) is with comeback type routes at those low levels. With defenders having low vision they don't react fast enough.
It really depends on what your coordinator is trying to do, though. If they're just chucking it deep to some speed guys, being more towards lofty is going to be favorable. At low levels you don't have to worry about safeties or corners making up ground. You can set towards lofty and have some nice long TDs.
It really depends on what your coordinator is trying to do, though. If they're just chucking it deep to some speed guys, being more towards lofty is going to be favorable. At low levels you don't have to worry about safeties or corners making up ground. You can set towards lofty and have some nice long TDs.
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Originally posted by InRomoWeTrust
In prep you are going to want to be set pretty far towards bullet (if not all the way). Just imo, but the most reliable passing (outside of fail coordinating where you have open receivers) is with comeback type routes at those low levels. With defenders having low vision they don't react fast enough.
It really depends on what your coordinator is trying to do, though. If they're just chucking it deep to some speed guys, being more towards lofty is going to be favorable. At low levels you don't have to worry about safeties or corners making up ground. You can set towards lofty and have some nice long TDs.
it must've been a long time since you've seen or had a QB in the WL because at least a handful or them are more bullet than lofty.
In prep you are going to want to be set pretty far towards bullet (if not all the way). Just imo, but the most reliable passing (outside of fail coordinating where you have open receivers) is with comeback type routes at those low levels. With defenders having low vision they don't react fast enough.
It really depends on what your coordinator is trying to do, though. If they're just chucking it deep to some speed guys, being more towards lofty is going to be favorable. At low levels you don't have to worry about safeties or corners making up ground. You can set towards lofty and have some nice long TDs.
it must've been a long time since you've seen or had a QB in the WL because at least a handful or them are more bullet than lofty.
^lol, this
I'd never recommend lofty for high level play unless you want to try and beat our 3-4 defenders on every single pass, lol.
I'd never recommend lofty for high level play unless you want to try and beat our 3-4 defenders on every single pass, lol.
Edited by InRomoWeTrust on May 3, 2013 15:52:20
bhall43
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the problem with lofty at any point is that you are going to allow defenders to capitalize. Always on the bullet side no matter what.
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Originally posted by wherdigo
@homage Umm no... Lol he said exactly that he is talking about prep level maybe you should read his post before trolling him thanks
He said if you have speed guys and you're chucking it deep you can go lofty. lrn2read?
Am I just supposed to assume he's only referring to prep when the question is about the entire spectrum of the game? Not to mention, lofty is generally a bad idea at every level.
@homage Umm no... Lol he said exactly that he is talking about prep level maybe you should read his post before trolling him thanks
He said if you have speed guys and you're chucking it deep you can go lofty. lrn2read?
Am I just supposed to assume he's only referring to prep when the question is about the entire spectrum of the game? Not to mention, lofty is generally a bad idea at every level.
Edited by Homage on May 3, 2013 16:49:42
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And tbh, QB's abilities don't really differ from rookie to WL imo. It's the receivers that develop.
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Homage, pretty clear to me Romo was talking about lower-level QBs when he wrote this...
Originally posted by InRomoWeTrust
If they're just chucking it deep to some speed guys, being more towards lofty is going to be favorable. At low levels you don't have to worry about safeties or corners making up ground.
...especially because the OP asked...
Originally posted by OneGiantLeap
What are the recommended tactics for prep league?
So, um, yeah.
Originally posted by InRomoWeTrust
If they're just chucking it deep to some speed guys, being more towards lofty is going to be favorable. At low levels you don't have to worry about safeties or corners making up ground.
...especially because the OP asked...
Originally posted by OneGiantLeap
What are the recommended tactics for prep league?
So, um, yeah.
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Originally posted by Homage
He said if you have speed guys and you're chucking it deep you can go lofty. lrn2read?
Am I just supposed to assume he's only referring to prep when the question is about the entire spectrum of the game? Not to mention, lofty is generally a bad idea at every level.
Umm lrn2read yourself he specifically said at prep.. He also said bullet unless you have overwhelming speed receivers
He said if you have speed guys and you're chucking it deep you can go lofty. lrn2read?
Am I just supposed to assume he's only referring to prep when the question is about the entire spectrum of the game? Not to mention, lofty is generally a bad idea at every level.
Umm lrn2read yourself he specifically said at prep.. He also said bullet unless you have overwhelming speed receivers
Edited by wherdigo on May 4, 2013 00:57:00
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Originally posted by wherdigo
Umm lrn2read yourself he specifically said at prep.. He also said bullet unless you have overwhelming speed receivers
You would still want the bullet side even if you had overwhelming speed WR's.
Umm lrn2read yourself he specifically said at prep.. He also said bullet unless you have overwhelming speed receivers
You would still want the bullet side even if you had overwhelming speed WR's.
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Originally posted by bhall43
You would still want the bullet side even if you had overwhelming speed WR's.
I'm not defending that I'm just saying that's what he said
You would still want the bullet side even if you had overwhelming speed WR's.
I'm not defending that I'm just saying that's what he said
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Originally posted by bhall43
You would still want the bullet side even if you had overwhelming speed WR's.
That may be true, but Homage (and you, a little bit) were acting like Romo was saying "HURR DURR USE LOFTY FROM LEVEL 1 UNTIL LEVEL 87 HERP DERP", and that's not what he said.
You would still want the bullet side even if you had overwhelming speed WR's.
That may be true, but Homage (and you, a little bit) were acting like Romo was saying "HURR DURR USE LOFTY FROM LEVEL 1 UNTIL LEVEL 87 HERP DERP", and that's not what he said.
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