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I'm trying to build a QB for a short passing/running offense however, my question is where to go with throwing and vision.

I know I'll want strength soft capped so it will be a fastball however, should I keep throwing and vision even with equipment? I'm not looking to throw it long ever.

Prob not a good idea, to go through with. The short pass stinks in this game.

Short passes are a little better this season than what they were.

Originally posted by zollins5
Prob not a good idea, to go through with. The short pass stinks in this game.

lol

Originally posted by alfies
I'm trying to build a QB for a short passing/running offense however, my question is where to go with throwing and vision.

I know I'll want strength soft capped so it will be a fastball however, should I keep throwing and vision even with equipment? I'm not looking to throw it long ever.

If you are not lookiing to throw it long then why would you hav strength as your main priority. Vision and throwing should be way ahead of it.

Originally posted by TuNice
Originally posted by alfies

I'm trying to build a QB for a short passing/running offense however, my question is where to go with throwing and vision.

I know I'll want strength soft capped so it will be a fastball however, should I keep throwing and vision even with equipment? I'm not looking to throw it long ever.

If you are not lookiing to throw it long then why would you hav strength as your main priority. Vision and throwing should be way ahead of it.

I think the thinking is that he will throw bullets on the short passes, but I think that thinking may be wrong. think think

Figured I would get 2 more in there

Originally posted by TuNice
Originally posted by alfies

I'm trying to build a QB for a short passing/running offense however, my question is where to go with throwing and vision.

I know I'll want strength soft capped so it will be a fastball however, should I keep throwing and vision even with equipment? I'm not looking to throw it long ever.

If you are not lookiing to throw it long then why would you hav strength as your main priority. Vision and throwing should be way ahead of it.

QB runs and bullet passes.

Bort's explanation of passing style is that is mostly affects shorter passes, especially those going to a HB or a TE. It affects the shortest passes the most because short throws don't require any loft to them, you can choose to add it if you want to give the target more time to see it and make it easier to hold on to but it isn't necessary. He explained that initially the QB was set to something close to bullet but he found that changing the angle the QB throws at to a value closer to what "medium" is now increased most QB's completion percentage so he changed it to that for a while and then released the option to adjust the style yourself.

Bort also says he thinks most QBs will be better off using medium than either of the other two settings. So if medium is usually the best setting and I am building an offense around short passes I would probably not try and build a guy with really high strength or use bullet passing style. Throwing and vision would be my choice to raise first so that I have the best chance of finding the open man quickly and throwing a highly accurate pass that can be caught in traffic. Quick passes give you less time to read the defense as a QB and less time to get open as a receiver so your vision has to be good enough to spot a man as soon as he starts to get open or your pass might be too late and throwing has a very obvious benefit to everyone.