With fifteen basic points in hand, for Lu Ke, who is used to seeing things like storms, it is not a big killer, but it is enough to increase his strength again.
The most important and direct takeaway from the experience of two consecutive losses is that the game may be ruined because of one person's mistake, but the loss is the responsibility of the entire team; similarly, relying solely on one person's efforts is not enough to win the game. , this is a collective sport, but on the road to victory, constantly improving one's own strength is always the best way.
Therefore, before officially adding points, Lu Ke did not act immediately. Instead, he carefully looked at his attribute panel and quickly started thinking.
But then, Lu Ke noticed something unusual: Why did the list of technical attributes seem to be longer?
Is this an illusion?
His eyes returned to the top of the attribute panel and he looked at it again. Then Lu Ke confirmed his guess. Three new technical sub-categories appeared on the attribute panel at once.
All along, the system has actually been adding subdivided items one after another, such as prediction, luck, and tactical area accuracy. Although this means that there are more items waiting to be fed, to a certain extent, this is a way to refine and improve strength, which is actually a good thing in the long run.
However, before that, every time the sub-items were added, one item appeared one by one; today, three sub-items appeared in one breath. This was so sudden and so cruel that Lu Ke couldn't help but gasp. He breathed a sigh of relief.
Could it be that his two consecutive losses have exposed more of his shortcomings? So, the system proposed and substantively corresponding sub-items?
After the brief shock, Lu Ke calmed down again, and his eyes fell on the three new technical items.
The first sub-item is called wrist control.
When he just saw it, the first thing that came to his mind was passing control, which is closely related to passing accuracy. Lu Ke was a little confused. There were already enough sub-categories about passing accuracy, why was there another one? After reading the description of the technical sub-items, I suddenly realized it.
This is indeed related to passing control, but it is not about passing accuracy, but about controlling the location of the passing point, and is closely related to related aspects such as interception and catching the ball.
This is a very, very delicate technology.
During the connection process between the quarterback and the receiver, the distance, position, and drop line are all items that the quarterback must control. When the quarterback accurately delivers the football, the receiver must use Do your best to catch the ball.
For ordinary quarterbacks, they may not be able to do even this. The passing often has large or small deviations, or they are unable to capture the passing gap, resulting in the offensive passing progress being unable to flow smoothly. stand up. Therefore, they need a top wide receiver who can turn the tide and fight his way out, even completing catches beyond his ability.
For excellent quarterbacks, they can always accurately deliver the football within a reasonable range, and find their passing targets in the defensive formation and running routes, but the specific location may be slightly different. deviation. Therefore, they need an excellent wide receiver who can complete difficult catches at an accurate passing position.
For example, if the ball is passed too high, the receiving player must jump high and grab the football before the defensive player intercepts it; for example, if the ball is passed too low, the receiving player must lower his center of gravity and, in football, Complete the catch and control the football before touchdown. But at least the pass placement is still within a reasonable range.
For elite quarterbacks, they can not only accurately tear apart the defensive formation, find a gap, and deliver the football within a reasonable range; they can also accurately control the specific position, requiring only an ordinary wide receiver. You can catch the ball easily.
A simple example, for example, when passing the ball in the shadow behind the shoulder, the football falls in the shadow behind the shoulder of the receiving player, avoiding the possibility of the defensive player hitting the pass, and creating a more convenient space for the wide receiver to receive the ball; For example, when you pass the ball from the chest, you don't need to jump or squat. You just need to keep your center of gravity to successfully complete the ball, and then wait for the opportunity to continue to advance.
An average quarterback needs a top receiver; an excellent quarterback needs an excellent receiver; an elite quarterback needs an average receiver, that's the difference. If a top quarterback is paired with a top wide receiver, it will be like killing God and killing Buddha.
Of course, such distinctions are all theoretical knowledge on paper, but the performance of strength in actual games is completely different.
In the current league, the difference between the four elite quarterbacks and a large number of outstanding quarterbacks is that -
The strength level of elite quarterbacks is the norm. Even if they are in poor condition, their lower limit can often reach the "excellent" level; and those excellent quarterbacks can also display "elite" level strength at critical moments, but they Unable to form a consistency, this is true for Eli Manning, Ben Roethlisberger, Philip Rivers, Joe Flacco, Tony Romo, etc.
From a purely technical point of view, the key difference between an ordinary quarterback and an excellent quarterback is tactical area accuracy; and from an excellent quarterback to an elite quarterback, wrist control is the key technology. .
At the moment when the pass is released, the quarterback's judgment of the receiver's position and the anticipatory interpretation of the opposing defensive player, and through the soft and delicate control of the wrist, further complete the control of the landing position of the football.
Firstly, it avoids interceptions; secondly, it facilitates the receiver to catch the ball; thirdly, it facilitates the next action after receiving the ball, such as getting rid of tackles, continuing to advance, or rushing out of the boundary to control time, etc.
It can be said that this is one of the talents that belongs to the passing touch.
As mentioned before, this delicate touch is a rare talent for a quarterback. It is often a moment of subconscious control, but it can determine the height limit of the quarterback. Generally speaking, white people have better touch, while black people have a rougher touch. As for Asian players, Lu Ke currently has no other reference template, but it can be seen that this is also one of his innate skills.
In the actual passing process, it is not just about wrist control, but also needs to be connected with timing judgment, defensive reading, defensive prediction and other links to control the entire passing shot to achieve the effect of harmony between man and nature.
The sub-category of tactical area accuracy has appeared before. Lu Ke's current score for this item is 75 points; but now, the sub-category of wrist control has also appeared. Lu Ke guessed that it should be the same as against the Cardinals. Related to the three interceptions in the game.
Currently, Lu Ke's starting score for wrist control is 81 points.
As expected, the exquisiteness of the passing touch is one of Lu Ke's talents.
When he harvested the system for the first time, Lu Ke's technical sub-categories were all red. Not to mention eighty-eighty, there were not even sixty-eight projects; but now, when wrist control appears, , the score at the beginning was 81 points, which is really eye-catching.
The second and third sub-items are actually a pair of technical sub-items, namely left-side perception and right-side perception. At the same time, left-side perception is also called blind-side perception.
The functions and techniques of these two sub-items are relatively simple: prediction of sacks.
When standing in the pocket to complete a pass, the quarterback is very busy. He needs to judge the position of the receiving player and the matchup of the defensive player. At the same time, he also needs to pay attention to the situation in the pocket with his peripheral vision, and be alert at any time to the opponent's breakthrough offensive line. The crisis of making a sack.
For the running quarterback, when the sack crisis comes, they use their feet to run out of the gap; for the pocket quarterback, it is either to pass the ball in a hurry, or to protect the football to avoid losing the ball, or else Just being forced to drop the ball to avoid more losses.
As you can imagine, this is a very difficult thing. In just two or three seconds, your mind is constantly changing and you can control the overall situation. A little negligence may put you in a passive situation.
Especially sacks from the blindside. Because this is the blind spot of the quarterback's vision, there is no way to complete the judgment through the peripheral vision. This means they are able to rely on beastly instincts. Once the intuitive judgment is slightly slow, it is basically impossible to escape from a tackle from the blind side. Sometimes, even if one is aware of it, it is extremely difficult to escape under instant conditioned reflex.
Obviously, those two categories come from the nine sacks against the Ravens.
In that game, Lu Ke tried his best, using absolute pace twice and iron bones once. This way he avoided injuries, but he still failed to win a victory.
Now, the emergence of left-side perception and right-side perception provides a platform for Lu Ke to further improve himself.
Although this is a relatively unpopular talent, overall, running quarterbacks still have more advantages than pocket quarterbacks. On the one hand, it is because of their technical and tactical standards, observing the left and right sides. On the one hand, it is a necessary condition; on the other hand, it is because their physical fitness is better, it is so simple and crude.
Therefore, when Lu Ke saw his scores in two technical categories, he was not surprised at all:
Perception on the left side (blind side perception), forty-five points; perception on the right side, sixty points.
Then, it is not surprising that every time there was a sack on the blind side, Lu Ke basically could not escape, and more often there was no chance; and when there was a sack on the right side, he could occasionally avoid it, but Sometimes he turned a blind eye and just stood there blankly and was being sacked.
Now, I finally found the reason.
Sure enough, God is fair.
Wrist control scores as high as 81 points; while both left and right side perception data are abysmal.
This once again proves that Lu Ke is a traditional pocket quarterback. If he wants to become an all-around running quarterback, even if he has the system in hand, it is estimated that it will take at least three to five years.
