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Quote: Originally Posted by Skyboxer

Ok I converted my test CFM I had earlier to AM with adjusted sliders. Normally the most glaring issue for me with AM is the CPU QB play. Lightning quick throws avoiding sacks and pretty much always seeing the WR open and boom ..completion. Well I'm happy to say that didn't happen. Washington at KC It was a tight game throughout (Some tweaks needed yet but surprisingly close) Really have to be on your game which is cool. The things that stood out was on one play Smith had Kelce open (wide open) on an out pattern.. I had a blitz on BTW.. It was a PA and when Alex turned he had time to (What I normally seen in the past) turn and lightning delivery out to the one open man. Not this time. He turned and it was a second or 2 and the blitz got there and we got a sack. In the 4th Norman made a nice INT to stop a drive (We were up 16-10) and when KC got the ball back for a final drive and a 2nd down pass play, Smith scrambled to his left and threw across his body and the pass was underthrown and Hall picked it off to seal the win. Was a fun game (QB scrambles etc were all happening) No pancake issue at all so guess I got lucky there. Running game was good for both sides as well. We didn't go over 100 but that was due to lack of carries (Averaged 4.3 by Kelly for 75 yards), while KC's Ware did go for 105 and a 4.0 ave. Pretty happy... Will do a couple tweaks then whatever happens happens. At least I know AM doesn't mean what it used to when I used it in the past.

I like everything your saying about AM.
What's the deal with the CPU qbs doing this?
I'm going to check A. Smiths trait (throw ball away yes/no)
I'm sure certain traits stand out more on AM.