[Jarodd21]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheDelta

I played the Patriots using the Jets in my franchise, switched to these sliders since my old All-Pro sliders weren't much of a challenge. My first game, against the Titans, was a close one, especially since I really had to get used to being completely unable to complete any passes but screens with Mark Sanchez. It has been much better this time, although that I upped the QB Accuracy from 15 to 17 might have helped that a lot. But the stats from the Patriots game kind of shocked me... Passing: M. Sanchez 21/30, 244 Yds, 1 TD, 0 INT T. Brady 18/42, 175, 0 TD, 3 INT Rushing: L. Tomlinson: 22 Att, 70 Yds S. Greene: 11 Att, 39 Yds, 1 TD B. Smith: 1 Att, 3 Yds B. Green-Ellis: 11 Att, 39 Yds D. Woodhead: 2 Att, 1 Yds So basically, I smacked the Patriots 33-3 and they never even came close to scoring a TD, never once even got into the red zone. Brady's passes were all over the place, the few that he got to a receiver were almost as often dropped or picked as they were completed, most of his completions and yardage came in the 4th quarter when I experimented on defense and gave him some wide open receivers against zone coverage (is there any way to play zone defense against to CPU and not get killed? I feel pretty silly calling 2 Man Under or Cover 1 or some slight variation of it on every single play, but it's the only thing I've found to actually work...) So as this is only the second game I've had with those sliders, this may be an exception and I really have to try them out some more, just wanted to post those stats because I was really shocked how easy it was to keep Brady out of my red zone for a whole game.

When you slid the QB accuracy up to 17 did you slide down the pass blocking or WR catching 2pts so you can keep the total category at 75? You have to keep it at that total to keep an all-madden game play. The total at 77 is more of an all-pro feel.