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Quote: Originally Posted by iRepOklahoma

My only issue is that in real life, a 1-on-1 deep pass is the safest throw in all of football, turnover wise. With this set, its by far the most dangerous. Kind of kills the realism. I will keep tinkering though to find a good balance. Because otherwise, this is the best set I've used.

I agree, and I try to abide by AI logic rather than real life in some video games. For instance, I think it can be a good idea for a QB to go deep on the very first play of the game sometimes, but I rarely if ever will do that. And yes--when I see my receiver in 1-on-1 coverage in the game, my natural instinct is to think it's to my advantage, but a split second later I have to remind myself that defensive back Jack is going to come up with the interception and my heart will drop when the camera angle does that dreaded 180 degree spin.