Why is this x-factor not talked about more? I would think that not being able to fumble when running with your QB would be a game changer? I don't run with my QB very often but Truzz just seems like an x-factor that could be overpowered.
GrimReefer49
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StrikeFromAbove
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I don't really like it because it can be hard to get out of the pocket. Your OL seems to disengage from their blocks as soon as you start running.
Lawski000
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It is game changing as long as you have a decent qb run scheme.
cheezhead1252
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StrikeFromAbove said:I don't really like it because it can be hard to get out of the pocket. Your OL seems to disengage from their blocks as soon as you start running.
Yeah you can have a hole the size of a semi truck and they stick their arm out and suck the QB into a tackle animation. But it's a good x factor if you are running options for sure.
NBMwave413
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I literally JUST stopped using Vick yesterday...Truzz was a big reason I held onto him. That with Flash and Gus, the opponent always feared the run.
kaotikords
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Because unless youre an option/rpo 90% of the time theres better X Factors like Omaha, Gambit, or Dots
SirPrimetime
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It’s ok but you could definitely live without it
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NBMwave413 said:I literally JUST stopped using Vick yesterday...Truzz was a big reason I held onto him. That with Flash and Gus, the opponent always feared the run.
This......I got so use to Vick running the ball a certain way, when I switched to Tebow he would fumble almost every run. I have to retrain that muscle memory to cover the ball now lol
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