[jsquigg]

I think it's funny that people think the wildcat formation is cheese. Anything that is successful in real life, like the spread offense, that becomes a deadly weapon in a video game is cheese? Most of the time, in my experience, the reason these offenses are so unstoppable is because someone loses discipline on a play/series and they let it get to them to the point that they stop executing their game plan. That isn't cheese! It's the goal of any sports coach! I shouldn't have to tone down my play to prevent someone from calling me a cheeser. Taking advantage of game exploits and glitches is a totally different issue that can also (in most cases) be countered. Rather than whine, adapt your game plan and get better. Step your game up! The only thing I'd say is that I wish EA gave us more diversity in the defensive gameplay, but I will never criticize a game for adding depth either way.