I've noticed that when the automatic recommendations for practice time, many attributes are ignored. For instance, at the QB position, pass routes are ignored by the computer. Tackling and blocking are also ignored. Is it ok to leave all of these attributes completely ignored, or would it be good for QBs to to pass routes and maybe all positions to do some blocking and tackling?

I think coaches will differ. I like to pract pass routes because it increases Elusiveness(get away from blitzers) and tech. I dont practice tackling for qb and I usually dont practice blocking for qb.

Whatever you do, never use any of the suggestions.

OK, thanks for the info. Along the same lines, do you think it wise to have DBs spend time on pass routes?

I believe there is a correlation between a db elusiveness and their ability to get sacks.
This is just a feeling on my part from the many seasons Ive played. I have no scientific evidence to prove this. Since I believe this I do spend some points on pass routes to build up the db's elusiveness and tech.

Quote: Originally posted by mele316 on 9/19/2009Whatever you do, never use any of the suggestions.

Including this one?

Especially that one.

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anyone know if practice time spent on routes improves DB play

Woah, throwback. Mele316, my first mentor.

Blast from the Past .

if you all muhumpers would address the Q and quit strolling down memory lane maybe someone could learn something

I already answered the ? Bag.

you answer from 2009 stands is what you're saying

appreciate it

Yup, I stand by that. Welcome Bag.