If you have FR or SO QB's and RB's that are doing it then I would say don't worry it is par for the course. If it is a lot when they are Seniors and even against terrible teams would I worry about it. I believe for RB's you would look at Hands and Strength. For QB's I would look at GI, Technique and Strength. If the interceptions come when throwing long or deep passes, then stop doing it. Go short and medium especially if you have a lower strength QB.
Practicing certain areas of a player's game will help him improve his skills. See the following table for a general (not position specific) list of how each area may impact a player's game:
| Practicing |
Improves |
| Conditioning |
Athleticism, Speed, Durability, Stamina |
| Blocking |
Blocking, Technique |
| Tackling |
Tackling, Technique |
| Pass Routes |
Elusiveness, Technique |
| Hands |
Hands, Technique |
| Strength |
Strength, Athleticism, Durability |
| Agility |
Elusivness, Athleticism, Speed |
| Kicking |
Technique |
| Punting |
Technique |
| Study Film |
Game Instinct, Technique |
| Passing |
Technique |
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