Hey, looking to make an upgrade at running back rn and noticed that running back A has more bcv than running back B but has a lower car which I think means ball coverage and carrying. wouldnt that be the same thing theoretically? Does Anybody know the difference?
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bcv is ball carrier vision so like how easy they see the gaps and seams
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AuzzyDubP
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bobbyhill316 said:bcv is ball carrier vision so like how easy they see the gaps and seams
Wouldn’t that be dependant on the user? Oh well. Thanks you very much
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AuzzyDubP said:Wouldn’t that be dependant on the user? Oh well. Thanks you very much
not really cause in some cases u can just hand it off and they can run on their own
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AuzzyDubP said:Wouldn’t that be dependant on the user? Oh well. Thanks you very much
BCV is completely meaningless
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SportsPerson94 said:BCV is completely meaningless
I agree except on KR. A high BCV will improve blocking on kick returns.
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Matthewrshaul said:I agree except on KR. A high BCV will improve blocking on kick returns.
Where did you see this?
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I can’t remember exactly where but theee was a whole article about 2 years ago of what every stat means/does. Like, some are useless like a QBs AWR because you’re usering him 100 percent of the time. But BCV def affects how players will block for you. That is, until you hit turbo, then they will release.
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