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Originally Posted by Joborule
1. It's a matter of preference. I prefer to play D-Line and be able to stop the run or rush the pass myself. I've seen in online games though that many prefer to play with the MLB.
2. Not necessarily. If they're dropping too many catches that they've should've gotten, it's likely a issue with the game AI. But you taking control of the receiver can help.
3. Doing juke moves and spin moves are a very effective way of breaking tackles if it's a quick back. With a more power back, it's better to use power moves like stiff arm and 'trucking' forward. Also you can still attempt to break tackles when your getting tackled. It's all a risk/reward though. Fumbles have a greater chance of occurring when you do this to break tackles. You also have the option to cover the ball to protect yourself from fumbling. (R1/RB on Xbox 360)
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1. Yes - that's what I found myself. When I was on the DL, I was getting picked up apart by crossing routes through the middle - once I switched to ML I was able to sit back and take away that option. Too little too late though.
2. ok - I'll play some more and see if it's just 'part of the game' or if I need to take control of them.
3. Thanks for the tips.