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Originally Posted by TheEdgeOfSoul |
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I just finished a game with these updated sliders, Cincinnati at Chicago. I figured I'd go ahead and play a team ranked higher than Cincy to see if there would be some added challenge there and in a potentially hostile environment. This game looks a lot closer on the scoreboard than it should have been on the field.
Cincinnati 0-17-7-3=27
Chicago 7-3-0-14=24
Mike Nugent won the game on a FG as time expired, his second FG in three attempts. His one missed FG hit the crossbar from 53 yards out. Cincy got the ball back at the 3:51 mark and never relinquished it, setting up that game-winning 31-yard FG. The Bengals led 24-10 going into the 4th. A fumble by Benson gave the Bears good field position en route to their second TD, making it 24-17. Cutler would add another TD pass nearly five minutes later tying the game.
In terms of team stats, Cincy outgained Chicago 417-305. Dalton threw for 225 yards (19-25, TD) while Cutler gained 175 (17-26, 2 TD) in the air. Benson ran for 201 yards on 27 carries (7.4 YPC, long of 79), Forte 139 (7.5 YPC, long of 25) on 18 carries. Jerome Simpson led all receivers with 9 REC for 121 yards and a TD.
I would be ecstatic if Dalton had a completion percentage of 76% in any game. Hell, I would have loved it of Carson had those kinds of numbers during his tenure as Cincy's starting QB! Dalton's numbers again appear to be somewhat unrealistic, especially for a rookie QB rated at 71 overall. I'm also a bit concerned about the high YPC as well for both teams. Both featured backs averaged well over 7 yards per carry. I was otherwise satisfied with everything else.
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thanks for trying these also! i am glad you enjoyed these more...
i still stand by the running. try them in franchise wehre u got dpp for o line and stuff. its not as crazy high. i promise