QB Traits - Which ones are best and worst?

I honestly can't figure out which traits are the best for QBs outside the 3 I marked 'Obvious' Below. Does anybody know which are the best and worst for each category?

QB Release

Sense Pressure

Throws Ball Away

Forces Passes

Clutch - Obvious

Penalty - Obvious

Throws Tight Spiral - Obvious

That is a solid question. I have an issue where some Qb's are great and others aren't but some traits look the same, so a bit confused as well.

Release is subjective. It seems like the most popular ones are Three Quarters 4 (Allar/Daniels), Three Quarters 5 (Elway, Dante Moore) , and High Three Quarters 8 (Cam Newton/Micheal Vick). 

Though it does seem like the general agreement is the worst release is either Three Quarters 1 (Tim Tebow) or Over the Top 1 (Rich Gannon/Sam Leavitt)

Sense Pressure is supposed to be how well a QB responds to defenders being nearby. I've heard Ideal and Oblivious are the best ones. The Worst is supposedly Paranoid as it means they will randomly throw bad passes when under pressure, but I haven't noticed a big enough difference to know if it really matters in game or not. 

From my understanding, throws ball away and forces passes are not used unless in a simulation scenario, so they wouldn't matter in Ultimate Team. That's just my guess, no confirmation if that's true or not.

Pretty sure the Three quarters or the Lower Three Quarters releases have some of the best speed to their releases. But qbs start redding throws 3-4 weeks after they drop anyways so who knows.

Moderator Gent said:

Release is subjective. It seems like the most popular ones are Three Quarters 4 (Allar/Daniels), Three Quarters 5 (Elway, Dante Moore) , and High Three Quarters 8 (Cam Newton/Micheal Vick). 

Though it does seem like the general agreement is the worst release is either Three Quarters 1 (Tim Tebow) or Over the Top 1 (Rich Gannon/Sam Leavitt)

Sense Pressure is supposed to be how well a QB responds to defenders being nearby. I've heard Ideal and Oblivious are the best ones. The Worst is supposedly Paranoid as it means they will randomly throw bad passes when under pressure, but I haven't noticed a big enough difference to know if it really matters in game or not. 

From my understanding, throws ball away and forces passes are not used unless in a simulation scenario, so they wouldn't matter in Ultimate Team. That's just my guess, no confirmation if that's true or not.

This  was  helpful, thanks, and it lines up with how certain QBs have behaved for me in past games. I’ve always wondered whether bad throws were coming from low accuracy ratings or from the combination of Force Pass and Sense Pressure, especially when defenders are closing in.

My Theory: Based on my experience, I think both traits still have some influence in Ultimate Team, all based on when you click the pass button and their sense pressure trait. Paranoid and force pass yes = worse pass accuracy when the pressure is on them, Oblivious and force pass yes = normal pass when pressure is on them

For example, if a QB has Sense Pressure: Paranoid, they will still attempt a throw when the Force Pass trait is set to Yes, but far less often than a QB with Sense Pressure: Oblivious, because the paranoid QB recognizes pressure earlier and becomes more hesitant or throws a bad ball. On the flip side, a QB with Paranoid + Force Pass: No usually takes the sack or delivers a horrendous late throw if you press the button late or have a slow release.

That’s why I think Sense Pressure is the more important trait overall, even in CUT. A QB with Oblivious + Force Pass: Yes will try to get the ball out no matter what, and while that can lead to risky throws, the passes at least tend to stay on target if your placement + accuracy is clean. In contrast, Oblivious + Force Pass: No has given me more sacks and delayed animations because the QB doesn’t sense the pressure early enough, and also isn’t inclined to force the ball.

All of this really makes me think the traits affect one another and the QBs tendencies. There have been plenty of plays where my placement, timing, and accuracy should have produced a normal throw, yet the QB chucked it into the dirt or nowhere close, depending on their Sense Pressure trait triggered and if they force the pass as a result. That behavior fits if the two traits overlap in determining whether the QB hesitates, forces a pass, or simply refuses to get the ball out.

And there is the aspect of the QBs release, but I never noticed a crazy difference in release outside of Pat White’s or Vick’s and the horrific ones