Does any ability defeat Tank?

I have Tillman fully upgraded and figured Enforcer Supreme would be a great counter to tank since “Unbreakable, Demoralizing hitsticks” sounds pretty lethal

first game land a perfect green boom hitstick, didn’t matter- RB with tank just bounced right off

I constantly use ES (Enforcer Supreme). It's one of my favorite abilities to use actually. Pair it with a avalanche player and its a lot of turnovers. I think some of the huddle.gg people tested it and it only breaks the tackle 20% of the time. compared to someone (with avalanche) hit sticking a player with tank, they broke it every time. If you have anymore questions about this shoot me a DM because I usally set my defense with ES's and avalanches.

UspentmoneyLol said:

I have Tillman fully upgraded and figured Enforcer Supreme would be a great counter to tank since “Unbreakable, Demoralizing hitsticks” sounds pretty lethal

first game land a perfect green boom hitstick, didn’t matter- RB with tank just bounced right off

Yes, as stated above, the combination of Avalanche + Enforcer Supreme will win against Tank on 90+% of Hit Stick attempts.  It won't always cause a fumble (although it often does), but should be nearly guaranteed a tackle, if nothing else.  Brian Urlacher is a fantastic option to use for this purpose, but there's also the significantly more expensive Micah Parsons (MLB).

There is also the regular Enforcer ability, which does basically the same thing, although it lacks the uhhh "Demoralizer" (i think) component, which wipes Zone progress.  I'm not sure anyone cares about zone progress, unless there's a RB who takes 9 plays to charge up, that could be useful to slow em down from activating Freight Train or whatever.

peatrick said:

Yes, as stated above, the combination of Avalanche + Enforcer Supreme will win against Tank on 90+% of Hit Stick attempts.  It won't always cause a fumble (although it often does), but should be nearly guaranteed a tackle, if nothing else.  Brian Urlacher is a fantastic option to use for this purpose, but there's also the significantly more expensive Micah Parsons (MLB).

There is also the regular Enforcer ability, which does basically the same thing, although it lacks the uhhh "Demoralizer" (i think) component, which wipes Zone progress.  I'm not sure anyone cares about zone progress, unless there's a RB who takes 9 plays to charge up, that could be useful to slow em down from activating Freight Train or whatever.

Brian Urlacher is a fantastic option to use for this purpose, but there's also the significantly more expensive Micah Parsons (MLB).

LOL, my 2 starting MLBs. You're on the ball today bro :)

Martyr1968 said:

Brian Urlacher is a fantastic option to use for this purpose, but there's also the significantly more expensive Micah Parsons (MLB).

LOL, my 2 starting MLBs. You're on the ball today bro :)

I ended up benching Urlacher on my own squad, to try and free up some additional AP -- wanted to bring Jenkins down into the box with that 1AP Reinforcement, so i'm overpaying (3AP) to get the full Mid + Deep Zone KO stack on big BTJ (OOP).

It's rare i'm up this early and have had multiple cups of coffee... seems Daylight Savings time is playing well with my routine.  Thanks for noticing, it's a rare and beautiful thing.  <3

Enforcer Supreme in my thoughts is muts version of Aftershock. I've learned they don't correlate tho. In cut Ray Lewis is a goat bc of Aftershock, but enforcer supreme DOES NOT cancel tank. Furthermore, I'm doubling down on the stack of tank and Backlash. Backlash does to the defense in Madden what Aftershock does to the offense in cut. Either way, learning how to run the ball and control the clock alleviates a lot of the pressure of passing heavy.