On one hand, you look for advantages, Ive done it and Ive also unintentionally had games where defense was one or two plays, usually due to a conflict between a rule and defense setting. On the average, I have 16-19 defensive plays active. In the game vs 43's Geechees, the 43 Crash Right was used 25 times/1.4 (very good!). And surprisingly next was the GL 3 Deep Man with 15 calls and a 0.7 avg. (jeez!, how'd I lose? lol). Overall, my 2 Deep defenses got hurt the worst, Cover 2 - 8/6.9, 2 Deep Under - 8/9.3, and 2 Deep Man - 7/4.9, so that was the weakspot in the gameplan defensively. On offense, the HB Flare Medium got shut down, same for PA FB Flat and SE Post. The FL Hitch was good, 8/11.5, 221-TE Deep Corner, 4/21.4, and the All Go - 8/8.2. So, basically, the 43 Flat & 46 Heavy scheme can be dealt with using a narrow play call scheme, but it's not getting the game closer to RL or simulation. His GL defenses were auto'd by the 221 and 122, so that would be another angle if I had to play him again and he was still using the same defense.
Last edited at 10/03/2020 4:47 pm