is '14 the year defensive players can win heisman?

[Dudeofearth]

Quote: Originally Posted by codyj123_321

Its no secret that Ncaa games favor offensive players for the Heisman. Example I had a LB get 70 tackles and 32 sacks in a season and never even got on the Heisman watch. I knpw those numbers are very ridiculous and to never get a heisman chance is crazy.

Nope it didn't turn out to be.

[nk619ny]

Again, I feel like it might be impossible without being in the preseason consideration (or at least the ~10 the game has in "consideration", even if only 5 are visible). The question of what it takes to qualify for preseason consideration is another one, beyond me.

[allhailben7]

I did it as a DB for Oregon in RTG. Turned it up to AA and offenses kept challenging me. Started from High School and didn't cheat the ratings. Had 18 INTs my junior year to get on the list, then I balled out for 97 tackles, 26 TFL, 4 sacks, 27 INTs and 14 defensive TDs. On punt returns, I would sprint behind our returner and he would leave it for me, so I had 715 yards on 47 returns for 1 TD there, too. In my sophomore through senior years, I had 23 INTs, 18 INTs and 27 INTs. With XP, I became 99 in everything except my 94 tackling. Kept CPU settings at all 50s and only turned tackling to 65 and INT to 55, then RB ability to 65 for returns.