[Houston]

Quote: Originally Posted by HuLkaMaNiA246

Alright Houston .. for quite some time now i've been trying, like everybody else, to get my eyes around a certain set of sliders that are going to give me the look and feel of the National Football League that I see each and every Sunday and Monday Night. (Also, Thursday Kickoff) I've tried a ton of sliders, and I recently just got finished giving your NFL on FOX sliders a chance and I must say .. Good Effin' Job, Bud. I just had a PLAY NOW game with the Steelers Vs the Titans and here are the stats from the game. Pittsburgh Steelers Total Offense: 479 yards Rushing Yards: 97 Passing Yards: 382 First Downs: 23 Turnovers: 6 Tennessee Titans Total Offense: 321 yards Rushing Yards: 36 Passing Yards: 285 First Downs: 10 Turnovers: 1 The final score of the game was Tennessee 27 - Pittsburgh 20. Player Stats Steelers Ben Roethlisberger: 34-52, 400 yards, 1 TD, 4 INT's. Willie Parker: 11 attempts, 47 yards. Rashard Mendenhall: 6 attempts, 19 yards. Ben Roethlisberger: 5 attempts, 31 yards, 1 TD. Hines Ward: 10 rec., 86 yards, 1 TD. Santonio Holmes: 4 rec., 54 yards Heath Miller: 5 rec., 97 yards (Other Pittsburgh players had a few catches here and there, but nothing to write about.) Titans Kerry Collins: 18-29, 301 yards, 2 TD's, 1 INT. Chris Johnson: 19 attempts, 19 yards. Lendale White: 3 attempts, 6 yards. Chris Henry: 2 attempts, 12 yards. Lendale White: 4 catches, 69 yards. Kenny Britt: 2 catches, 67 yards, 1 TD. Nate Washington: 2 catches, 16 yards, 1 TD. (Other Tennessee players had a few catches here and there, but nothing to write about.) Injuries Mewelde Moore: Broken Collarbone (Out 11 Weeks) Field Goals Rob Bironas: 2/4, Longest Field Goal: 59 yards. Jeff Reed: 2/2, Longest Field Goal: 47 yards. Penalties Tennessee: 7 for 49 yards. Pittsburgh: 6 for 34 yards. BOTTOM LINE This was my first game using these sliders. I made a lot of silly mistakes with Big Ben because I wasn't quite sure how the sliders would play out. Clearly, by throwing as many picks as I did, the Defense was smart enough to pick up on my carelessness. Secondly, I feel that the 8 minute quarters/no acc. clock is a little bit too much for the game. When you watch football on television it's almost always the offense having the ball until the final seconds of the play clock being up. (Unless, of course, your running a no-huddle formation) With that said, im going to try another game at 10 minutes, with a 20 second run-off of the play clock, to see how many plays I can get off. The score at halftime was 13-6 Tennessee. In the second half we both scored touchdowns in each quarter. So, overall, out of 5 stars, I will give this set of sliders a 3.5, close to 4. Next Game: Giants Vs Redskins. (Stay Tuned for Stats)

Hey thanks for atleast for trying them out and posting your game and the stats. Like I mentioned on the first page I really like the feel of these and the type of results im seeing. I am sure the game time and clock can be set to someones liking to get them the realistic amount of plays for the entire gme as they do in real life. Let me know how it goes and again thank you for trying these.