What defensive player records the most sacks for you?

[Palo20]

The LE gets a lot of sacks because the CPU QB ALWAYS drifts to the right in the pocket.

[bignick_13]

Mine is always the LE who I control when I'm rushing the passer. I always put my fastest DE on that side and rotate between him and an lb or s in zone coverage on passing downs.

My DT is usually 2nd on the team. I never control him.

[ashamael]

Quote: Originally Posted by Palo20

The LE gets a lot of sacks because the CPU QB ALWAYS drifts to the right in the pocket.

This. I run a 3-3-5 and get a lot of sacks from my LBs and Safeties, but my LE is a lombardi candidate every year. I even started putting slower, run-stuffing type ends at LE and it really doesn't matter, he'll still lead the team. But it has helped balance it out. Some.

[GGGswim]

Run 4-3 and control my FS.
Almost always a DT leads in sacks and the MLB leads in tackles. I'm certain it's b/c I've, through time, built up my DT 'stable' to the point where by the time they're starting their OVR and measurables are in the high 90s.
Current Sr was my #3 DT last year and made 2nd-team All-SEC, and now measures 99 OVR, 99 ACC, 92 STR, and 99 for both TAK and BSH. My current 5th DT is a RS-So with OVR of 86. Setting up my recruiting for this type of cycle has resulted in a sack-heavy group of DTs.
From someone's earlier post, this might also be why my MLB is the tackles leader; the DTs might be occupying the line creating more room for the 'backer.

[WizKhid]

Quote: Originally Posted by GGGswim

Run 4-3 and control my FS. Almost always a DT leads in sacks and the MLB leads in tackles. I'm certain it's b/c I've, through time, built up my DT 'stable' to the point where by the time they're starting their OVR and measurables are in the high 90s. Current Sr was my #3 DT last year and made 2nd-team All-SEC, and now measures 99 OVR, 99 ACC, 92 STR, and 99 for both TAK and BSH. My current 5th DT is a RS-So with OVR of 86. Setting up my recruiting for this type of cycle has resulted in a sack-heavy group of DTs. From someone's earlier post, this might also be why my MLB is the tackles leader; the DTs might be occupying the line creating more room for the 'backer.

Were can i find some of those DT

[stevensa08]

Quote: Originally Posted by WizKhid

Were can i find some of those DT

LOL!! I hear that!! Get me some of those.

[CenTechsan]

My LE or my nickel guy. In real life, I'd put my best pass rushing end as my RE so he's coming from the QB blind spot. But because there's no blindspot on video games, I put him at the RE so that in the event of a good pass rush, my opponent will have to roll left with his QB. I think most people prefer to roll to the right with a right handed QB, so I try to make him run left. I like bringing a nickel back off the edge and jumping the slot with my linebacker. I don't get very many sacks, but it's usually with my RE or my nickel guy.

[calbears7]

Quote: Originally Posted by CenTechsan

My LE or my nickel guy. In real life, I'd put my best pass rushing end as my RE so he's coming from the QB blind spot. But because there's no blindspot on video games, I put him at the RE so that in the event of a good pass rush, my opponent will have to roll left with his QB. I think most people prefer to roll to the right with a right handed QB, so I try to make him run left. I like bringing a nickel back off the edge and jumping the slot with my linebacker. I don't get very many sacks, but it's usually with my RE or my nickel guy.

Thats actually really smart about the rolling out part I never really thought about it but even if you dont get the sack hes throwing across his body and could end up throwing a pick . thanks im definitly going to use this strategy in my dynasty