u/DJillWill123

Lower-rated QB is way more accurate than my starter. Anyone else seen this?

I have a QB with:

95 short accuracy
92 medium accuracy
96 deep accuracy
89 throw on the run
83 throw under pressure
95 throw power
68 AWR

My third-string backup has:

82 short accuracy
79 medium accuracy
75 deep accuracy
80 throw on the run
69 throw under pressure
92 throw power
60 AWR

Both are dual-threat QBs. The higher-rated guy has Bronze Extender, Gold Dot, and Silver Mobile Resistance. The lower-rated guy has Silver Downhill, Bronze Option King, and Bronze Mobile Resistance.

But in practice mode, running the same offense and the same routes, the lower-rated QB consistently throws green or better balls and has about a 10% higher completion rate in game with a large sample size. It also just feels noticeably better using him.

Statistically, this makes no sense to me. If throwing ratings matter, the higher-rated QB should be way more consistent. Has anyone else experienced this in CFB 26? Is there some hidden rating, trait, release animation, ability interaction, or wear and tear effect that could explain it?

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u/DJillWill123 — 23 hours ago
▲ 12 r/lacrossecoach+1 crossposts

Hi all, I'm coaching a team of HS kids who refuse or unable to not take stupid penalties, and every single time they draw a flag, they retaliate and get 3 minutes locked in for the perceived slight of being fouled. Literally we spend over half the game in the penalty box. They keep saying they are sticking up for their teammates, even when its them that starts it and they are all alone.

I'm trying to teach them how good players and teams don't retaliate and instead celebrate with their team after they get late hit, and score 3 goals in their man up because they didn't retaliate - because winning was the ultimate way to punish them rather than shit talking on the sidelines/on the field and hurting their team

I'm trying to find examples of lacrosse players (college, pro, HS, idc) who take a late hit, draw a penalty, etc. and not retaliate/have some other alternative. I have some from my playing days in college but I'm not trying to do a "holier than thou" thing here.

If anyone could help me with finding some clips, I'd appreciate it.

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u/DJillWill123 — 27 days ago