Just going to go through my thoughts as it goes:
- Cut days needs to be changed. It's bad enough we don't have 90-man rosters but cutting players every week is neither realistic nor practical.
- It appears as if changing and creating roles is just as cumbersome as before. Extremely slow.
- UI is awful.
- Practice/Game Prep seems just as dull/monotonous as before and looks like I'll be simulating from the start.
- Seems like you can only work on very few players per week which doesn't make much sense to me. Why does Manziel's 18 hours take away from everybody else? Hopefully there's something that can affect your entire team.
- Good to see they changed the endzones and commentary have been fixed for relocated teams.
- The relocation uniforms looked pretty bad. One of the Marshals uni's was an obvious 49ers knockoff.
- These drills are comical. I don't know what level it's on but in both drills they're designed to make sure you succeed. QB holding onto the ball forever so you can try to get a sack.
- Upgrading is loads easier. Love that.
- Sad to hear draft UI and presentation hasn't changed. Pretty much expected it after the blog though.
- If simming works the same for going ten years into the future it's going to take FOREVER
- These random generated draft classes do seem quite interesting.
- I did kind of like the storylines at first but they just seem tired and constricting now.
- Seems as if they might have fixed preseason issues as well as making sure the correct NFC v. AFC divisional rotation is used.
- Don't like that they showed player ratings in the opening sequence. Looks bad.
- Speaking of bad. Those uniforms are terrible.
- I don't know who #29 on the Bears was but he looked like a 300 pound safety. Really hope that wasn't a product of the random draft classes.
- Looks like there's a lot of CPU roster turnover again.
- Good to see the CPU miss a FG. Not good to see them attempt a 59 yarder with 1:13 left in the half.