Real NFL stats to check your sliders against

[dpmx21]

I'm just gonna throw more of the same at you guys. These are the stats I base my CPU vs CPU sliders on. Team stats fromthe 2009 NFL regular season. Stats are per team.

Passing YPG: 218.5
Rushing YPG: 120.6
Points per game: 21.5
Sacks per game: 2.15
Ints. per game: 1.03

[showmedabounce]

Quote: Originally Posted by bmarcet79

thanks show, this is great information to have,ithink with this info and the thread for the realistic gameplans that once we get it right we'll have a great football sim, do you make sliders Showmedabounce?

Yes indeed...been making them since the early 2000's...haven't shared any Madden ones since Madden 04. I'm nearing a set I feel comfortable with though. I'll be sharing in the next few days. Just a heads up - speed threshold 100 and broken tackle 0, are in my opinion the biggest game-changers.

[z4ckdabeast]

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[British Bronco]

Quote: Originally Posted by showmedabounce

Yes indeed...been making them since the early 2000's...haven't shared any Madden ones since Madden 04. I'm nearing a set I feel comfortable with though. I'll be sharing in the next few days. Just a heads up - speed threshold 100 and broken tackle 0, are in my opinion the biggest game-changers.

Music to my ears my man. Like you I am a major stats guy. I need realistic stats or I stop playing.

In the process of producing my own sliders, and converting to speed threshold 100 (I was previously a 0 guy in M10!) was the best thing I ever did.

As for broken tackle 0 - it baffles me how anyone can pick any other number for this rating. I make broken tackles at 0 as my base line from which all other sliders are then worked off. Even on 0 it still happens a bit too often.

Glad to see someone else on the same wavelength. Thanks for this thread - hopefully less people will stop complaining about things like lack of sacks once they realise the average team only gets 2 per game.

[showmedabounce]

Quote: Originally Posted by British Bronco

Music to my ears my man. Like you I am a major stats guy. I need realistic stats or I stop playing. In the process of producing my own sliders, and converting to speed threshold 100 (I was previously a 0 guy in M10!) was the best thing I ever did. As for broken tackle 0 - it baffles me how anyone can pick any other number for this rating. I make broken tackles at 0 as my base line from which all other sliders are then worked off. Even on 0 it still happens a bit too often. Glad to see someone else on the same wavelength. Thanks for this thread - hopefully less people will stop complaining about things like lack of sacks once they realise the average team only gets 2 per game.

No prob.

Re: 100 speed threshold, I am thinking EA made 100 the "realistic" setting and then took it down to a 50 for default so the game would be more arcade-like and fun for the casual gamer. Same for the broken tackle slider. By putting ST 100 and BT 0 you have eliminated basically the all the big plays and now can focus on making the game play realistic in other areas.

Re: lack of sacks, I think the complaints are coming from lack of pressure, period. Pass rush/pass block definitely need to be tweaked...just not to as much of an extreme as we all thought. Also- many people are complaining about how the QB gets the throw off just before getting sacked. I can see why people would get pissed off by this on the default settings where pressure is hard to come by, so if you do get pressure you want that sack. But once sliders are tweaked so there's more pressure, I can to a certain degree appreciate the CPU QB getting the ball out a split second before; at least he's showing some awareness. Esp. since they never just throw the ball away.

[showmedabounce]

Quote: Originally Posted by z4ckdabeast

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Oh wow thanks, thats awesome.

[gamertom]

so what are your sliders set at?

[Jd_Seven]

I think my slider set is getting realistic or as close to the NFL with stats all round on both sides of the ball.

NCAA Scoreboard - Pittsburgh Steelers (PIT) at Atlanta Falcons (ATL)

, 1 2 3 4 F Pittsburgh Steelers 0 10 7 9 26 Atlanta Falcons 7 3 0 10 20 Top Performers Pittsburgh Steelers - Stats B.Leftwich - 2 TD's T.Polamalu - 10 tackles 1 INT Atlanta Falcons - Stats M.Ryan - 2 TD's B.Williams - 6 tackles	Team Stats Comparison PIT ATL First Downs 16 13 3rd Down Efficiency 5 - 15 4 - 11 4th Down Efficiency 0 -0 0 - 0 Total Yards 429 509 Passing Yards 246 270 Rushing Yards 114 109 Penalties-Penalty Yards 3 - 62 5 - 50 Turnovers 0(+3) 0 (-3) Time of Possession 34:47 25:13
Scoring Summary First Quarter PIT ATL ATL 3:13 J.Peele 5 Yd pass from M.Ryan 0 7 Second Quarter PIT ATL ATL 9:51 M.Bryant, 26 Yd FG 0 10 PIT 1:53 J.Reed, 22 Yd FG 3 10 PIT 0:31 M.Wallace 18 Yd pass from B.Leftwich 10 10 Third Quarter PIT ATL PIT 8:35 M.Wallace 63 Yd pass from B.Leftwich 17 10 Fourth Quarter PIT ATL PIT 14:19 J.Reed, 17 Yd FG 20 10 ATL 12:25 M.Bryant, 23 Yd FG 20 13 PIT 1:54 J.Reed, 32 Yd FG 23 13 PIT 1:12 J.Reed, 40 Yd FG 26 13 ATL 0:19 R.White 10 Yd pass from M.Ryan 26 20
Pittsburgh Steelers Passing C/ATT YDS TD INT B.Leftwich 18/26 259 2 0 Rushing ATT YDS AVG TD R.Medenhall 28 84 3.0 0 M.Moore 7 34 4.8 0 J.Dwyer 1 -2 -2.0 0 Receiving REC YDS AVG TD M.Wallace 3 88 29.3 2 H.Ward 5 78 15.6 0 H.Miller 6 67 11.1 0 A.Randle El 1 20 20.0 0 R.Mendenhall 3 6 2.0 0 Defense TKL SACK INT TD T.Polamalu 10 0 1 0 L.Timmons 5 0 0 0 I.Taylor 3 0 0 0 W.Gay 3 1 0 0 J.Farrior 3 0 0 0 Punt Returning NO. YDS TD LONG S.Logan 6 65 0 16 Kicking FGM/A XPM/A PTS LONG J.Reed 4/4 2/2 14 40 Atlanta Falcons Passing C/ATT YDS TD INT M.Ryan 19/31 286 2 1 Rushing ATT YDS AVG TD M.Turner 18 92 5.1 0 J.Norwood 4 17 4.2 0 Receiving REC YDS AVG TD H.Douglas 5 87 17.4 0 R.White 2 61 30.5 1 E.Weems 1 51 51.0 0 M.Jenkins 1 46 46.0 0 B.Finneran 3 26 8.6 0 Defense TKL SACK INT TD B.Williams 6 0 0 0 P.Jerry 5 0 0 0 T.Decoud 5 0 0 0 M.Peterson 5 0 0 0 E.Coleman 5 0 0 0 Kick Returning NO. YDS TD LONG D.Franks 3 56 0 20 E.Weems 3 54 0 20 Punt Returning NO. YDS TD LONG E.Weems 3 20 0 10 Kicking FGM/A XPM/A PTS LONG M.Bryant 2/2 2/2/ 8 26

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