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SING
Button
Action
Any Button
Pass to that receiver (double tap to fake)
D-Pad
Throw the ball away
RTERBACK SCRAMBLE
the best offensive line is going to let a defender through every once in a while, so you’d
r be ready to get out of the way. Hold down the R Trigger and your QB becomes a run-
nd you can scramble out of the way. Use the R Trigger with the buttons below to pull
me power moves to evade would-be tacklers. Once you've crossed the line of scrim-
, you can't pass the ball anymore, so you can let go of the R Trigger and run the play
, you can't pass the ball anymore, so you can let go of the R Trigger and run the play
normal running back would.
Button
Action
R+L
Juke Move
R+A
Speed Burst / Power Move
R+B
Spin Move
R+X
Slide / Dive
R+Y
Hurdle
MAXIMUM PASSING
If you want total control over your offensive results, turn on
Maximum Passing from the Controller Assignment Screen (se
page 21). With Maximum Passing activated, you can lead your
receivers to thread the ball in front of, behind and around the d
ers. To use Maximum Passing, press the Analog Stick in the dir
in which you want to adjust the throw. Press a little for a small a
Maximum Passing from the Controller Assignment Screen (se
page 21). With Maximum Passing activated, you can lead your
receivers to thread the ball in front of, behind and around the d
ers. To use Maximum Passing, press the Analog Stick in the dir
in which you want to adjust the throw. Press a little for a small a
ment; press harder for a bigger adjustment. For example, to lead the receiver, press Up o
Analog Stick. To throw behind and to the left of a receiver, press Down and Left.
Analog Stick. To throw behind and to the left of a receiver, press Down and Left.
CATCHING A PASS
Button
Action
B
Select receiver nearest the ball
X
Dive for pass
Y
Jump for pass
Note: When catching a pass, it is not necessary to press an action button, but doing s
increase your chances of successfully catching the ball.
increase your chances of successfully catching the ball.
Coach’s Corner: Throwing on the run
Sometimes the defense will bite on a QB scramble and the
cornerbacks will come up to try and tackle him. But as
long as you are behind the line of scrimmage, you can still
pass the ball. So, if you see a cornerback leave his receiv-
er, let go of the R Trigger and pass the ball.
cornerbacks will come up to try and tackle him. But as
long as you are behind the line of scrimmage, you can still
pass the ball. So, if you see a cornerback leave his receiv-
er, let go of the R Trigger and pass the ball.
Coach’s Corner: Passing
With Maximum Passing you've got total control over getting the ball into the receive
hands. Tapping the pass button lobs the ball to the receiver – that’s good for letting
receiver run underneath it, but gives time for the defenders to close on the ball.
Holding the pass button down longer (making sure to release it before the ball leave
the quarterback’s hand) will result in a normal throw. Finally, holding down the butto
past the ball’s release will result in a bullet pass - great for when you have to get it
the receiver quickly.
hands. Tapping the pass button lobs the ball to the receiver – that’s good for letting
receiver run underneath it, but gives time for the defenders to close on the ball.
Holding the pass button down longer (making sure to release it before the ball leave
the quarterback’s hand) will result in a normal throw. Finally, holding down the butto
past the ball’s release will result in a bullet pass - great for when you have to get it
the receiver quickly.