https://lol.myfootballnow.com/player/5676I think I get it now. This guy has seen Olb flat zone plenty in his career but yet his familiarity is at -66. Same for my teams display-66. Weird that they are the same but the more you see a base defense the worse a player gets. When in reality it should be opposite
Yes last game we saw it a bunch but nothing is registering for familiarity for any base defense…this has to be a bug…...at least in terms of looking at this QBs defensive plays on his page. It’s the way the offense is familiar with that defensive play and it’s across all base defenses( one where no one blitzes)
And to watch him fall off the map in terms of effectiveness as the game progresses as offensive play counts rise, along with fatigue, along with pass attempts, and all this combined makes me think the coming cold off the bench is zero point and what you see here against flat zone is similar and probably any base defense has this code working like one in the same to stifle offensive passing performance to deeper outside wrs.
Familiarity is there only so a player can top out. Like two identical players the plays one knows would be the deciding factor. Like I and others say the familiarity is low on the scale of winning value but from what I see here it’s broke.
And positions like qb who actually use it to make passing decisions which are weak anyway, at best does explain some anomalies. Like that game we had one offensive play maxed for familiarity and we averaged 8 yards per play. All others were at the lower end. Really it was horrible throws in to double or tighter covered receivers, which has always been a problem
4.6 force’s garbage passes into the middle of the field( te1 wr3 ) another side effect of 4.6. Same as the sacks on long passes….. essentially the whole code of how a QB handles pressure is tied to familiarity which is tied to intelligence/ experience…….the dump off option, the tuck and runs , the ability throw away, throwing on the run and seeing where defenders are is all being altered too much when numbers rise