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It’s a feature called playmaker controls. While you are in control of the quarterback you can tilt the right stick in any given direction and the eligible receiver nearest to the quarterback will respond by turning and running in the direction you chose. Give it a few practice reps and you’ll quickly get a feel for it. Good luck ^^

This video helped me: https://youtube.com/watch?v=KKSGeWz9loU&si=N6vj3qvVHXwThIfq Hope everything works out

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I buy it every year, but it’s not my fault I mean all I ever known how to do since I was little was just how to ball

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You might have more fun if you avoid the head to head mode. I find randomly joining squads games as the head coach role takes a lot of pressure off of the outcome of the game. You can still play against others online, you’ll win or lose as a team and it won’t be because of any of the players you may have worked for or spent money on. It just becomes football again. You would be amazed how much having 3 users on the defense helps counter YouTube cheese. It’s a lot more fun when you’re not facing the same play/formation 100 times in a row because of lousy game code. I did have fun with head to head a couple years ago when Tampa 2 defense with a sub 3 second pass rush worked in the game the same way it’s supposed to in real life. It is countered by 10-15 play drives of short runs and passes, but most people I’d play always would try to run some YouTube glitch deep pass on me, resulting in lots of sacks and interceptions. I even won a superbowl that year. Needless to say the very next edition of the game, Tampa 2 was utterly broken and would drop coverage all over the field resulting in one play touchdowns. That’s when I hung up my competitive cleats and just accepted that we are all stuck with only one option when it comes to NFL football video games. You don’t have to like it, but it helps to find different ways to make the game fun for yourself while we wait and hope for EA to crash out of the monopoly they’ve arranged for themselves.

Whoever quits or disconnects gets an L.

If you flick the right stick just before you make contact with the ball carrier the player you are controlling will attempt a “hit stick” tackle.