[Shon 23]

Quote: Originally Posted by aholbert32

Alright so I tried Fatigue at 70 and its just not my cup of tea. Here is the stuff I was seeing: - On long drives (8 plays or more), the 4th and 5th string CBs were playing in place of the #1 and #2 CBs. This was with CB in/out at 30/31. - On long drives and especially on drives toward the end of the game where a team is using a lot of no huddle, I was seeing the entire D-Line sub out at the same time because of fatigue. Like I said before I'd rather have starter DLs tired and playing than seieng nothing but backups This was with DE and DT in/out at 30/31. - During one game, I didnt have a player dissapear but my DT was gone for an entire half of a quarter. He missed 3 drives and didnt recover enough to come into the game. This was with DE and DT in/out at 30/31. - Finally, I wasnt seeing a significant enough change in the backup RB playing to justify the issues I was seeing on D. So I'm back at 60. I'm thinking about raising the RB sub in/out to 90/91 but i want to do some more testing at 60.

Hey Aaron, I found your initial auto-subs to be pretty much spot on, so I hope you don't get slideritis with these. They work great, and I appreciate them.

Really, the only observation I can bring up is that maybe the backup RB getting 3-4 carries rather than 1-2 when subbed in for the starter. If I understand this correctly, would 90/91 affect the RB subs in that way?

EDIT: I also find 60 fatigue the best balance as well.