Madden is super realistic this year - Season Stats inside to prove it!

[BejitaSan]

Brett Favre - 3505 yds, 26 td's, 20 interceptions, 350 complete, 502 attempted. 69% completion.

Thomas Jones - 819 yds, 7TD's, 293 attempts, 2.7 average. 51.1 a game.
:L. Washington - 344 yds, 2 td's, 88 attempts, 3.9 average. 21.5 a game.
T. Richardson, 101 yards, 1 TD, 24 attempts, 4.2 average

Dustin Keller - 101 receptions, 938 yards, 11 TD's

L. Coles - 72 recetions 866 yards, 6 td's
J. Cotchery - 44 receptions 609 yards, 5 tds's
L Washington - 40 receptions, 291 yards, 2 td's

and more, but i'm not going to type them all. Too many.

David Harris - 129 tackles, 15 TFL, 1 sack, 5 int
E. Barton - 109 tackles, 9 TFL, 6 int
K. Rhodes, 90 tackles, 11 TFL, 2 sack, 4 int
V. Gholston - 75 tackles, 19 tfl, 5 sacks
C. Pace - 72 tackles, 16 tfl, 9 sacks
S. Ellis, 46 tackles, 17 tfl, 10 sacks

CB - D. Revis - 67 tackles, 5 interceptions

These stats are about as close to realism as you're going to get. Yes, running is probably to hard. But I say better to be hard than too easy. Also, I feel like im getting better rushing.

This has to be one of the best Franchise's I've ever played. I went 9-7 in a tough season. Brawling with every team. I went to OT several times. Made the playoffs. We'll see what happens.

Madden is definitely moving in the right direction with this game!

FYI - I played every game. 8 minute quarters.

[The GIGGAS]

We knew about the sim stats, hell, there was a blog posted by one of the programmers at EA.

The problem happens with logic, apparently.

[BejitaSan]

I'm confused. Do you mean sim as in realistic stats or sim as in I simulated the games? I didn't simulate any games this year. I played every one of them.

[22clements]

Yeah. Other than Keller, those are realistic. The RB is spot on. The Jets probably wont have a 1000 yard RB. But Keller, LOL. He will be lucky to get 5 let alone 11 TDs. Here are my bills ones with a few changes.

Only changes were. Walker- 88. Lynch, 94, McKelvin- made higher speed, same with Parrish, Edwards- 83, Hardy- 82. THESE ARE SIMULATED.


TE- 95.2 rating, 3186 yds, 24 TDs, 11 INT, 68 cpt,
Lynch- 1403 yards, 10 D, 4.5 per carry. Seems about right.
Evans- 886 yards, 6 TDs
Hardy- 627 yards, 5 TD
Parrish- 285 yards, 6 TDs (no lie)
Royal- 421 yards, 4 TD
Crowell- 94 TKL, 3 sacks
Mitchell- 106 TKL, 1 sack
Pos- 94 tackle, 2 INT
McGee- 5 INT
Simpson- 2 INT
Whitner- 2 int, 52 tkl
Greer- 3 INT
McKelvin- 3 INT
Stroud- 7 sacks
Schobel- 6 sacks
Kelsay- 10 sacks
McKelvin- 2TDS KR, 29 avr
Parrish- 1 PR TD, 16.6 avr


Probowl

Lynch, McGee, Simpson


Lynch- 3 on best RB
McGee- 2 on best DB




Id say other than McGee, Kelsay, and Simpson and slightley Edwards, these seem about right. McGees INT is pretty good. Not completely unrealistic. But, he shouldnt be a top DB like it says. Lynch is perfect. Edwards is hopefully real but probably not. The PR and KR are perfect. McGee also got some in. Kelsay is way off.

[Skulletor]

i disagree, while the yards, TD, INT numbers look good, the high completion % trends the average QB rating to be in the high 80s rather than the high 80s. the average comp % looks to be in the mid 60s, rather than the mid to high 50s

[mavfan21]

Please post how much those players progressed/regressed.

When you have time.

Who were the top 5 rushers/receivers in the NFL and what were their increases in Ratings progressions?

Out of the older players (Favre/Brad Johnson, Tedy Bruschi, Zach Thomas, etc.) who regressed the most or at all?

[HotShot818]

2.7 ypc is not realistic.

[uofm1508]

Quote: Originally Posted by Skulletor

i disagree, while the yards, TD, INT numbers look good, the high completion % trends the average QB rating to be in the high 80s rather than the high 80s. the average comp % looks to be in the mid 60s, rather than the mid to high 50s

Actually the average completion percentage in the nfl is between 62% - 65%

Go look at the stats from last year