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Anxious to see your autosubs. Playmakers is working on autosubs, too. Flazko hasn’t posted yet, a mix his and yours is what ive used the past 2 years.
Last year i did get great back rotation with 66 fatigue and 99/98 rb autosub. Backs never disappeared and they didn’t get injured too much.
Haven’t tried that this year, but with the power back and third down back slots, the right auto subs and back rotation will send this game over the top. You could possibly get 4 backs going with the 99/98, since these new specialty subs have depth charts.
I’m with you on pass react, int, and pass cover. When i moved them around, qbs scrambled too much, so i went default on all 3. May test 25 on pass react and pass cover. Like the thinking there. Way too many deflections, but i prefer that over 80 percent completion percentages.
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Used the 99/97 for RBs at 66 Fatigue and it works like a charm. Todd Gurley had 27 carries and the other 2 backs had 7 and 4 carries. When these backs stay in too long, they become almost an instant TFL, and more times than not, these backs stall drives that wouldn’t stall if a sub was in.
Also did flazko’s 95/93 for DTs and DEs. Snap count numbers looked really good. Higher fatigue really loosens this game up. The defense isn’t as aggressive. Can’t believe how responsive most of the sliders are this year. Everything but the defensive pass oriented sliders seems to work as it should. Like you i’m Still unsure on the pass reaction, int, and pass coverage.