ACQB Season 2 Pro Bowl/Awards Race

[ANDROMADA 1]

Martwon Stephens Looks to have a big game too..

Rookie wr

[TheShizNo1]

Uh, I think not.

[ANDROMADA 1]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheShizNo1

Uh, I think not.

You can't cover everybody.

[ANDROMADA 1]

How are we accounting CPU gm stats...just wondering. I think they should be treated as the avg of non cpu games.IMO

[teambayern]

Quote: Originally Posted by ANDROMADA 1

How are we accounting CPU gm stats...just wondering. I think they should be treated as the avg of non cpu games.IMO

Wow, you guys are serious about your pro bowl/awards! I never put that much stock in stats anyways, I think we all know from word of mouth and games who the most fearful players in the league are.

[TheKingOfVa]

Quote: Originally Posted by ANDROMADA 1

How are we accounting CPU gm stats...just wondering. I think they should be treated as the avg of non cpu games.IMO

I'll try to put guys who had big games vs the cpu lower on the Pro Bowl team on this weeks update. And if the last spot comes down to a guy who has comparable stats to a guy who had a big game vs the cpu, then the guy who didn't play the cpu would get the spot.

[Pappy Knuckles]

Quote: Originally Posted by teambayern

Wow, you guys are serious about your pro bowl/awards! I never put that much stock in stats anyways, I think we all know from word of mouth and games who the most fearful players in the league are.

The Pro Bowl isn't about who the best users in the league are, it's about stats and player impact on the field. I don't plan on having anybody make it, but I can understand the need to discredit cpu games. DeAngelo lost his mind for your Panthers when you played the computer. He ran for over 300 yards and 5 tds. Take away that game and he's still having a good season, but nothing like he is now. He shouldn't get any recognition for that performance.

[jyoung]

Yeah I think it's something that definitely should be taken into consideration.

I mean, prior to this week's game against the CPU Vikings, Aaron Rodgers and Greg Jennings were having poor to mediocre seasons, statistically.

Now Rodgers is near the top in most QB stats and Jennings is at the top of all the receiving numbers.

Last season when I was compiling the end-of-year stats, I ended up ignoring the CB Benny Sapp for the Vikings because he had like 10 or 12 sacks in a game against some CPU team.

Just check the box scores every week and make a note of where the stats are coming from and you'll be alright.