A few questions

[Calipup]

Is there a difference between All-Pro and All-Madden other than the sliders?

And what is Andrew Luck's stats coming out of college? I want to get him on my team, but I didn't import the draft class.

[docolla]

Personally I haven't seen a difference in the CPU playcalling, you'll still have to many all out blitzes and the CPU will still make bone head calls. The only difference I've seen is that your team has a harder time at everything while the CPU seems to make the tougher plays. It's like everyone one the CPU team gets a decent attributes bonus.

[macbranson]

I just switched from All Pro to All Madden and the only difference I've noticed is that the CPU QB completes more passes into tight coverage and sometimes makes better decisions. For example, on All Pro, whenever the CPU ran a screen, the QB would always get sacked. On All Madden, he actually dumps the ball off and they run the screen. Also, I think since the CPU QB seems to have better accuracy on All Madden, he makes more throws into coverage, but while on All Pro, he would just sit in the pocket until someone came open and wind up getting sacked.

[football5680]

All-Madden is harder
For me luck comes out between an 80 and 85 with A potential, good arm, and decent speed. Nothing special though.

[Pandetta]

Quote: Originally Posted by football5680

All-Madden is harder For me luck comes out between an 80 and 85 with A potential, good arm, and decent speed. Nothing special though.

Yea ^ but considering there is a QB in one of the classes that is an 87 and Luck the best QB prospect in 15-20 years he really should be an 87-88 (IE edit him). Basically take the best QB prospect even seen in Madden and Luck should equal to that.