Plays Ball In The Air vs Aggressive Catch Traits - What is the Difference.

Do both traits apply to both Offensive and Defensive players? If so, what is the difference in the two traits and ideally would I want to equip both on a single player such as WR/TE/HB or CB/FS/LB? Is it recommended to only have one of these traits on specific positions?

In a perfect world Madden would have the non-applicable traits removed from a position. In the event that each affects every aspect of a player, it would be nice to know how these choices could make a player better for particular gaming syle. I have been scouring the internet looking for a complete guide to each of the these traits so that I can take the feedback and maybe create PDF to help others as a quick start guide for knowing what each trait does, how each trait would apply and the result it might give. I appreciate your feedback on this question.

I have no idea what "play ball aggressive" trait does

I always play zone...and have a few DBs with the play ball aggressive trait

Yet, most times, they will stand there and watch the ball go buy them, they wont make an attempt at the ball a few feet away from them

jimshredder said:

I have no idea what "play ball aggressive" trait does

I always play zone...and have a few DBs with the play ball aggressive trait

Yet, most times, they will stand there and watch the ball go buy them, they wont make an attempt at the ball a few feet away from them

I have the same issue. I am sure that attribute is also tied into something else perhaps, like awareness or play recognition. It would nice if there were a guide to tell us some of the more intricate parts of the game. This is more in depth than just speed and acceleration.

After 3 consecutive years of playing MUT, i’ve accepted traits are worthless.

85 Trenton Simpson with 50 catching and play in the ball air conservative will jump more routes than a safety with play in air balanced on vert hooks.

It means absolutely nothing just like most stats in this game