Madden NFL 13 Ratings - Complete QB Ratings

[N51_rob]

It's just comical now. Your videos prove my point. Both are big body QBs that can't run away from DBs yet are tough to bring down. Your "proof" doen't show straight line speed it shows tough, shifty running. I have already said that Luck isn't as fast as Newton. Which seems like the point hat you are making.

But my point is that Newton's outside the pocket game has less to do with his "speed" and more with his size. He is a nightmare to tackle in the open field. But he, like Luck isn't running away from DBs. That isn't his game. He can run with them draped off them. But he won't be running away from anyone.

[N51_rob]

So I guess it safe to say that John Parker Wilson throws like a girl, with a deep ball accuracy of 47.

[Chrisksaint]

Quote: Originally Posted by N51_rob

So I guess it safe to say that John Parker Wilson throws like a girl, with a deep ball accuracy of 47.

He may or may not hit someone in the stands when he throws.

[Big FN Deal]

Quote: Originally Posted by N51_rob

So I guess it safe to say that John Parker Wilson throws like a girl, with a deep ball accuracy of 47.

Has anyone figured out how accuracy works in Madden?

I always thought it should be based on aiming at a particular point, whether that be the receiver or a spot on the field and the rating dictating how accurate the player is at hitting that mark. Also with other variables like pressure and weather modifying the rating according to AWR and DPP. However I doubt that's how accuracy works in Madden and I would be interested to know how others think it actually does.

[N51_rob]

Honestly I have no clue. I think the overall accuracy matters more than deep, mid and short accuracy.

I had a QB who had a 74 overall accuracy and an 88 deep accuracy yet he still overthrew deep balls all the time and was generally inaccurate on the whole.

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[ImaGamer_OS]

There is plenty already said in this thread. I am surprised between the gap between Griffin III and Cousins to be honest. I don't think that is a true reflection at the "next level". I think Cousins is a lot closer to Griffin III.

One thing that stands out at the top echelon is Phillip Rivers. I think Rivers is a little high at 92 OVR after his 2011/12 season.

[Helios12787]

From what I remember of the Throw Accuracy rating is it only affects simmed games. The Short/Mid/Deep Accuracy ratings are used while playing.

May be wrong here but I'm pretty sure that's the way it has been.

[ConnSKINS26]

Quote: Originally Posted by ImaGamer_OS

I think Cousins is a lot closer to Griffin III.

Help me understand why.

Outside of your reasons, anyone following training camp (or paying attention to them as prospects) would see the massive gap in talent between the two.