The Higher, the more difficult for a WR to get off line. Press (PRS): Ability of the DB to jam, disrupting and throw off timing of QB/WR’s relationship at the line of scrimmage.Zone coverage (ZCV): How effective a player will be in playing specific areas of the field, and guarding against receivers who enter into their specified area or zone.The Higher the less chance of DB getting beat by double moves.
Man coverage (MCV): How effective a player will be in sticking with assigned receiver in one on one coverage.The Higher the better chance of diagnosing the offensive play called. Play Recognition (PRC):ability of defensive players to recognize run/pass and specific routes at the snap of the ball.Pursuit (PUR): The ability of defenders to track down, take correct angles and relentlessly chase the offensive player carrying the ball.Block Shedding (BSH): How effective a player is at getting off or freeing themselves from offensive players engaged block.Finesse Moves (FMV): How effective a player is at moves such as the swim when they are being blocked.Power Moves (PMV): How effective a player is at moves such as the bull rush or the rip when they are being blocked.Tackle (TAK): How often a player will get a good tackle animation and also makes it less likely to brake his tackle.Release (RLS): How fast a player begins their route after the ball is snapped.Spectacular Catch (SPC): How often a receiver will win an aggressive catch or in a 2 man situation.Route Running (RTE): How closely the player will follow their route that is shown in the coach cam (Playart).Catch in traffic (CIT): How well a player will bring in a catch in tight coverage or when a corner has safety help.Catching (CTH): How often the player will catch the ball in the open and in looser and medium coverage.A higher carrying rating will translate to fewer fumbles. Carrying (CAR): Determines how well the player protects the football.Juke Move (JKM): How quick the juke animation is and how effective it is.Spin Move (SPM): How quick the animation is and how often a spin will fake out a defender.Stiff Arm (SFA): How often and how strong the players stiff arm animations are.Elusiveness (ELU): Determines a player’s ability to successful perform juke, spin, stutter step, etc.
Throw Power (THP): Determines the distance and speed a player can throw a ball.A higher toughness rating allows players to recover more quickly and lessen the chance a player would be re-injured. Toughness (TGH): How quickly a player can recover from an injury.A higher injury rating lessens the chance of a player getting hurt. Injury (INJ): Determines how easily a player will be injured.Jumping (JMP): Determines how high a player can jump and catch a ball.With higher awareness ratings, blockers will set-up and react to blocking lanes better, wide receivers will look for the ball faster on routes, defenders will react to the ball faster in the air for zone and man coverage, while defensive lineman will react to run plays and slip screens faster. Awareness (AWR): How quickly a player will react to his surroundings.The higher the stamina, the longer a player can stay in the game without getting tired. Stamina (STA): Determines how fast a player will get tired and need to be subbed out.Acceleration Rating (ACC): Rate at which player will reach their fastest speed.Speed Rating (SPD): Determines how fast a player will seem on screen.Agility Rating (AGI): Determines how quick a player can “cut” or change directions.Strength Rating (STR): Higher the strength, the better a player will block or a defender will shed blocks and more effectively use power moves.In turn, a defensive end's throwing power does not affect the DE's overall rating For example, quarterback‘s throwing power is more important for a quarterback than a defensive end. It is calculated by weighing certain attributes more heavily depending on the position of the player. Overall Rating (OVR): Overall player rating.The following attributes are present from Madden NFL 15 onward: Overall ratings
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