Can we just call these dropped passes a fumble?
You all have had it happen, I’m sure. You hit an open receiver. What seems like two full seconds goes by and three steps and then the safety/CB/LB gives a gentle push, and your receiver falls to the ground and drops the ball and the game calls it incomplete. It’s not. It’s a fumble. No, I don’t want to fumble the ball, but I also do not think I should have to possession catch open routes because of contact that will come after the catch. Not the same as a good LB or safety putting a big hit on, those I understand. I’m talking about normal football actions with 90-96 OVR tight ends and receivers and they can’t maintain possession somehow after literally having the ball in their hands all the way to the ground. Sometimes I don’t even realize it was incomplete until the games shows the next down isn’t what I expected.
There’s my rant.
Dropped balls happen much less if you always user your receiver and anytime there are defenders near you use possession catch. Possession catch is OP if your good at usering receivers.
Quote from 55studwell >> If it matched up with football a fumble recovery in opponent end zone should result in a touchdown not me getting the ball at my own 20 yard line which happens to me more than not
Oh, wow. I’ve never had the reverse touchback happen to me. I gotta lookout for this one.
Quote from ch29sk >> I had the exact opposite happening to me twice already. My guy gets hit the moment he’s catching the ball, fumble lights up and we have a turnover.
Which is an incomplete pass. Somehow, the coding seems backwards on these.
I had the exact opposite happening to me twice already. My guy gets hit the moment he’s catching the ball, fumble lights up and we have a turnover.
If it matched up with football a fumble recovery in opponent end zone should result in a touchdown not me getting the ball at my own 20 yard line which happens to me more than not
Quote from 55studwell >> Are you tried to say this game should be rooted in reality ?
😂😂😂 I mean a little bit, right? Just enough that what my eyes are showing me match up with the rules of football.
You all have had it happen, I’m sure. You hit an open receiver. What seems like two full seconds goes by and three steps and then the safety/CB/LB gives a gentle push, and your receiver falls to the ground and drops the ball and the game calls it incomplete. It’s not. It’s a fumble. No, I don’t want to fumble the ball, but I also do not think I should have to possession catch open routes because of contact that will come after the catch. Not the same as a good LB or safety putting a big hit on, those I understand. I’m talking about normal football actions with 90-96 OVR tight ends and receivers and they can’t maintain possession somehow after literally having the ball in their hands all the way to the ground. Sometimes I don’t even realize it was incomplete until the games shows the next down isn’t what I expected.
There’s my rant.