Aggressive defense

[hotsauceme]

Does anyone else think aggressive defense makes it too easy to play defense on heisman difficulty? I'm in an online dynasty and my buddy had two forced fumbles and two interceptions in the first quarter to go along with six sacks. Is anyone else seeing aggressive defense settings put out these kinds of stats? I feel like you don't get burned enough when you play aggressively

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[mfbball04]

Quote: Originally Posted by hotsauceme

Does anyone else think aggressive defense makes it too easy to play defense on heisman difficulty? I'm in an online dynasty and my buddy had two forced fumbles and two interceptions in the first quarter to go along with six sacks. Is anyone else seeing aggressive defense settings put out these kinds of stats? I feel like you don't get burned enough when you play aggressively Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk 2

trust me.. you will be burned if the team is better than you.. in my Memphis dynasty i have to play conservative half the time against better teams

[heelphreak]

i get burned by the cpu in my unc dynasty doing this but on balance it's worth it because i wreak havoc and get a lot of 3 and outs too.

[The JareBear]

It depends. Are you talking about aggressive zones and everything like that or just strip ball and d-line?

I do agree that aggressive d-line is borderline cheese, I rarely see it result in an offsides and even if it does, the increased sacks/pressure definitely outweigh the occasional offsides. Haven't tried aggressive strip ball, but I know it always bothered me in user games where guys would try to strip every single time, you know when you see the animation where the defensive player has his arm out when he's running toward you and still always makes the tackle. There needs to be risk to reward. IF you are gonna user strip every play, you should get shook off a lot b the ball carrier to go along with the times you get the fumble or still make the tackle.