Strange quarterback occurence

[LoganSf]

I'm in my third season of an Auburn Dynasty using... I forget who's sliders I implemented, but they are one of the sets that uses the "penalty sliders effect gameplay" theory. They are awesome. However, I have noticed that the way the defense plays coverage is completely different based on which quarterback I have in. I have Jonathan Wallace, who is a Junior balanced QB, and I have another guy who is a sophmore scrambling QB, who I recruited as an ATH. The scrambler has a (slightly) higher awareness, speed, acc, thp, and tha than the Junior. However, the defense plays perfect coverage when the scrambler is in. The wide receivers barely get separation and the DB's often jump the route almost impossibly fast to make picks. When the junior is in, the passing game is much more realistic. It isn't easy, but it is not like the impossible coverages that the scrambler faces. Anyone else seen something similar?

[stormisbruin]

I haven't had this happen on this game (though I haven't had the chance too since I've only played one QB on all my teams) but on 12 I remember this happening. I was at Arizona and I had one really fast guy and one slower, pocket passer type. They were rated about the same. The weird thing is that the scrambler was really successful his first two years and then stunk it up his junior year. And I mean really stunk it up. It was something like 14 picks in 6 games. I pulled him against USC and the other QB proceeded to throw 6 TDs and no picks in that game and have a great season. Then the next season, he sucked and I put the scrambler back in and he had a great season. I have no idea why this happens.