[1WngdAngel]

Quote: Originally Posted by joejccva

I'm trying to get as realistic as I can in my games with the stats, and I'm looking for some feedback as to if I should always play 15 min quarters simming the first half and possibly also 3rd quarter or if I should play 10 min quarters. The BOLD stat is the one I'm thinking is a bit unrealistic, but i guess it COULD be correct. I know it was against the Browns (sorry Browns fans), but still. Created coach of Dallas Cowboys, Used default playbooks. Game 1 - Dallas @ Cleveland - September 7th, 2008 Final Score: Dallas 49 - Cleveland 10 Stats: Passing T.Romo: 23-27, 368 yrds, 5 TD, 1 INT Rushing M.Barber: 30-157, 2 TD, 1 FUMBLE, 5.2 avg yrds per rush Receiving T.Owens: 9-192, 2 TD J.Witten: 4-59 C.Henry: 3-33, 1 TD M.Barber: 2-16, 1 TD S.Hurd: 2-21 M.Bennett: 1-13, 1 TD P.Crayton: 1-22 I.Stanback: 1-12 Defense 0 sacks, 0 ints, 1 FF by A.Henry recovered by C.Canty Thats it. I appreciate all your input on this game, and your thoughts on if I should keep 15 min quarters, and just sim through 2 of them or 3 of them, etc...or lower quarters to 10 and play the game? Thanks!

I don't see it as unrealistic at all. 9 receptions for 192 yards is 21.3 yards per catch. So Owens went deep all day. So what?