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Aura-Star
The default settings for basic strategy are 50/50 (run more/pass more; run stop/pass stop).
Basic Strategy
December 10, 2013 at 01:59AM View formatted
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When setting the basic strategy for offense and defense in the yellow, green, red zones, and 2 minute drill is there a ratio that generally works better?
The default settings for basic strategy are 50/50 (run more/pass more; run stop/pass stop).
Eldande
I hate throwing ints in scoring range.
December 13, 2013 at 06:43AM View BBCode
I tend to run more in the red zone and goal line, and defend the run more in red zone and goal line, but otherwise I don't alter my approach drastically based on field position.I hate throwing ints in scoring range.
dirtdevil
December 13, 2013 at 02:29PM View BBCode
it really depends on personal philosophy. I know guys who win a lot throwing it 80% of the time, guys who win running it more often and guys who win with a balanced attack. I also know guys who lose a lot doing all three. there is no single right or wrong combination.
Aura-Star
Is the game programmed in such a way that fumbles are less common than interceptions?
A took a quick look at the team stats in the league I'm in and it seems there are more passing interceptions than rushing fumbles, but it's not a huge margin. and there are more passing attempts than rushing attempts, again a small margin. But Passing yardage to rushing yardage is about double.
[Edited on 12-14-2013 by Aura-Star]
December 14, 2013 at 10:04PM View BBCode
Originally posted by Eldande
I hate throwing ints in scoring range.
Is the game programmed in such a way that fumbles are less common than interceptions?
A took a quick look at the team stats in the league I'm in and it seems there are more passing interceptions than rushing fumbles, but it's not a huge margin. and there are more passing attempts than rushing attempts, again a small margin. But Passing yardage to rushing yardage is about double.
[Edited on 12-14-2013 by Aura-Star]
Fulla
After a long drive and you finally reach the red zone, if your team is tired, they will be prone to mistakes (INTs, fumbles, penalties, etc...)
Adjust your sub-in/sub-out at every position so that player stamina never gets too low.
December 18, 2013 at 01:02PM View BBCode
Originally posted by Eldande
I hate throwing ints in scoring range.
After a long drive and you finally reach the red zone, if your team is tired, they will be prone to mistakes (INTs, fumbles, penalties, etc...)
Adjust your sub-in/sub-out at every position so that player stamina never gets too low.
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