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This is my method to getting multiple Interceptions a game on Heisman👇🏾 - Hot Route yourself into Man Coverage. - Move Down close to the LOS (about 5 yards away from WR) - IMMEDIATELY get back to cover once the ball is snapped. On Heisman, the QB will throw... show more

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Two HUGE QB Tips that will save you in-game 1) If nobody is open, THROW THE BALL AWAY. To do this, just click the "Right Stick" In. Literally just click it 2) Give Yourself Up This is HUGE if you're about to take a sack, and want to avoid Wear & Tear Hold Both Triggers (L2 + R2 on PS), and Click In the Right Stick!

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