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Originally Posted by GeneralsHockey |
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Wow, so I played Jacksonville and Dallas and these were the two strangest games ever, almost like these games should have been flipped, I wish my phone would let me post box scores to do this justice, but the Jaguars game was really challenging and I squeaked by them 25-24, Tom Brady went 20/32 for 269 yds 2 TD and 2 INT for me while, for the first half after Mettenberger went down, Bortles came in and went 10/12 for 116 and a TD, then in the 2nd half, Mettenberger was back and finished 15/26 for 186 1 TD and 1 INT. So then I play the Cowboys and easily won 27-10, I was able to rush much better on Dallas this game, Brady finished 22/32 for 270 with 3 TD and 2 INT, meanwhile Romo struggled and went 22/43 for 284, 1 TD and 2 INT. These sliders have given me two good games but I was just rattled by the Jags giving me a good game, which is fine because the NFL is a crazy league at times.
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That's what I am really enjoying with these sliders as well. You just really don't know how things are going to go week-to-week. In the grand scheme of things, the talent separation between the best and worst teams isn't
that great in the NFL. Matchups matter and sometimes a play comes down to inches. I believe that this set really reflects that - you just have to be willing to accept that sometimes, crazy things will happen - just as happens in the NFL.