How to throw a lob pass in Madden NFL 25

In Madden NFL 25, a lob pass will often give you an unexpected advantage when attempting to score your runners a few extra yards.

Unlike the more commonly used bullet pass, the lob pass has a lot more air behind it, but with less velocity. This makes it travel in a loopy fashion with more air time. At first, it might seem counterintuitive to throw a higher and slower pass. However, when used at the right moment, this particular pass can be a convenient way to get the ball moving.

How to perform a lob pass in Madden NFL 25

Performing a lob pass is pretty simple, irrespective of which passing mechanism you use.

• Tap the icon of the player you’re trying to pass to.

That’s it – make sure to give it a simple, sweet tap and don’t keep pressing, or else you’ll end up performing the touch or a bullet pass. The critical aspect isn’t related to the control – throwing the pass is easy. Knowing when to throw a lobbed pass makes all the difference.

When should you throw a lob pass in Madden NFL 25?

The lob pass is supposed to be used in particular situations. Usually, your runner, who is supposed to receive the ball, should be well ahead of the man marking him. If the defender is close, it makes no sense to make a slow pass.

This pass is perfect when you want your receiver to receive the ball in an advanced position from where he is (while making the pass). But always be aware of the defense, and use this pass when you’re trying to actively push your offense. Also, you could opt for this pass if you’ve receivers with excellent jumping abilities.

If the defense is aware of your intentions, chances are the pass will be intercepted, and the results can be quite costly. Hence, don’t overdo the lob pass, and make sure to practice it before trying to attempt it during a game.

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