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....Rorschach said:None of my videos have rollouts. :3
...except the one where DCX keeps rolling left and then just stands there for a few seconds...
umad?
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....Rorschach said:None of my videos have rollouts. :3
...except the one where DCX keeps rolling left and then just stands there for a few seconds...
umad?
Ok, my bad you didn't just stand there...you just kept rolling....DCX said:....
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Oh that play, lol i didn't make an attempt, i think i was losing by like 30 so i really just wanted the game over... :/Rorschach said:Ok, my bad you didn't just stand there...you just kept rolling....
http://beta.easports.com/media/play/video/559209
You might have had more time if you stayed in, actually.
oh, and the umad was at Mrboob.
He was great last year until the end of the season where he kinda lost it and he didn't do jack in the post season. But yeah, he was on fire last year.FrenchMovieTheme said:i was about to say abraham is overrated like a motherfucker and that this isn't 5 years ago and he isn't on the jets.... but then i looked at his stats from last year. how did that fucking loser have 16.5 sacks!?
Rorschach said:He was great last year until the end of the season where he kinda lost it and he didn't do jack in the post season. But yeah, he was on fire last year.
Then again, he did play the AFC West, Detroit, and Tampa (twice!).
Striker said:Seeing these videos, and the QBs running to the right side to throw.... thankfully the pass-rush/ends look improved. None of that BS!
Same, the Falcons of Madden were trash compared to real life and my entire team blew, including the O Line.Ramirez said:If people blitz up the middle or have their tackle in your backfield right after the snap what are you supposed to do? :lol
My o-line was complete trash...I didn't really think pressure was a problem last year, I'm hoping they didn't bump it up too much.
I wasn't specifically talking about your video, but videos from Youtube and other players. The pass-rush wasn't as strong, so it was enabling people to take advantage of it. I'm just happy that '10 - DE's actually contain the QB, so things like that can't happen. If a MLB blitzes and is unblocked, QB am doomed!Ramirez said:If people blitz up the middle or have their tackle in your backfield right after the snap what are you supposed to do? :lol
My o-line was complete trash...I didn't really think pressure was a problem last year, I'm hoping they didn't bump it up too much.
?? I meant that if you just DE contained or sent and outside blitz (or LB contain), the QB would run right into them. The OL wouldn't even engage them 'till they stepped forward (because it's a passing situation). You didn't need a great DL either.Striker said:If a team has a bad DL or ends, then things like that will happen. That means I must trade for a good pass-rusher.
Wellie loans me Kiwanuka, thx
I was just bringing that up in reference to a post, but yeah, this year there's an actual pocket that forms. The problem wasn't with the DL, but with the pocket being more linear. Add to this the slide option and people could slither to the left or right often.FrenchMovieTheme said:last years madden pass rush was ok. i'm not saying it was incredible, but if you want to see fucking god awful pass rush and AI go play NCAA 09 (or apparently the upcoming ncaa 10).
the issue is that the DE's do not pursue "UP" the field. yes, rors is right, you can catch people by playing DE contain, but why in the FUCK should i have to play DE contain against people like drew brees or phillip rivers?
i like what im seeing from the pass rush so far in madden '10, but even if NO adjustments were made from last year i could live with it. ncaa on the other hand....
Yeah, that looks freakin' sweet! (Around the 2:05 mark.)FrenchMovieTheme said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_IKVvkNrOo&feature=related
part ONE of that jets/bears game. of interest is on the first series there is a steve young circa 1998 wild card game slip and recovery for the completion. hadn't seen that animation yet
* Players are giving a "point value" based on there ratings.
95+ = 10 points
90-94= 9
84-89= 8
78-83= 7
70-77= 6
59-69= 4
45-59= 2
0-44= 1
Simple enough. Then you add up you teams total "cap value". My Lions are currently at 265 points total. (use the excel spreadsheet with all the teams and player ratings)
Then there is a "League Cap" which acts like a salary cap. For TSL it is 315. So no team can go over this number. The Giants start with 329 points so they have some cutting to do to get below the League cap to start. There was only 3 teams that were over the cap to start the League. The League cap is increased by %8 each season to mimic the NFL.
The remaining points can be used to bid on Free Agents. My Lions cap is 265 and the League cap is 315, so I currently have 50 points to bid for Free agents with. If your team cap is 310 then you would only have 5 points to bid with and might need to release some players to bid on free agents.
Free agents have no cap value to start with. Their value is determined by how much you pay for the player. So say Chris Mcalister is rated 86 (he's an 8 point player according to the ratings scale). But FA starts and 4 teams drive up the bidding and someone wins him for 15 points. Then 15, not 8, is the Mcalister's cap value and remains that number until he retires or is released.
No team can go over the League cap at any time.
This can all be easily done using the excel spreadsheet that is floating around on the internet with all the players ratings. (I believe pastapadre had them). Using the excel formulas makes keeping track of your roster very simple, and simple is good.
We opened Free agency for the TSL yesterday and it was fast and furious bidding between owners for current Free agents. Plaxico Burress is up around 22 points even though he is an 8 point rated reciever. Each owner puts a different value on different players.
*shout out to Brandon_c993 as commish. He's doing a great job at keeping track of Free agency. I would say this is the most important ingrediant if your league wants to implement a cap system......find a good, diligent commissioner.*
Hope this helps.
Does it still burn that you guys drafted Alex Smith instead of Aaron Rodgers? And to think of all the shit you gave him before that draft.
The market ultimately decides the value of the pick. The points FMT posted would be minimums. There will be overpaid guys and there will be gems. Just like in the NFL.BigAT said:That system for cap/free agency sounds decent, but if I can make a suggestion, I think it should account for the Potential stat in some way so that the system would more accurately rank rookies and other younger players.
Let's take Matt Stafford. He's rated 79, making him worth 7 points or 2.2% of the team's total cap number according to the system above. Let's call his 2010 salary about $10 million. His contract averages out to $12mil/year, so I think that's a fair guess, maybe a little high. The salary cap for next year is about $128 million, making Stafford account for 7.8% of Detroit's cap number. This means Stafford accounts for 350% more of the Lion's cap number in real life than he would under the point system. If you figured in Potential in some way, maybe base a player's point value off 75% of his player rating, 25% his potential number, you could limit the inaccuracy caused by otherwise ignoring Potential.
I'm WELL AWARE that the above is extremely fuzzy math, but I still think it illustrates a potential flaw in the proposed point system that could be solved with a recalculation of each player's value.
dskillzhtown said:Since I had some success in turning a crap UCLA team into a PAC-10 power in 2 seasons back in NCAA, I am going to take on a reclamation project of the same stature:
The Broncos have some good talent (in Madden) to work with as well. All they need is a QB and a DL upgrade. Marshall will probably get the Ochocinco treatment (although, I hope they do trade him ).Birdman02 said:By the time the season starts the Broncos (most likely the team I'll end up with) are gonna need the most rebuilding. The Lions actually have some decent talent to work with (at least in game).
sableholic said:wait are we calling teams now? if so I assume I need to wait until the people listed ahead of me pick?
FrenchMovieTheme said:i only assigned a couple other teams based on a) diehardom (dolphins, bills) and b) the fact that i doubt anyone else had any interest (lions/rams).
you guys can post or PM the teams you're interested in and ill look at it. again, while a lot of this stuff is set, there is always room for negotiation. i don't even know with 100% certainty all the players we're going to have. someone might decide on august 21st that they "fucking hate the game and it's a roster update, nothing more" and drop out causing a domino effect of teams that were picked and now switched etc.
Anderson's a 70, and I doubt his rating will go up even past 80 due to his age. I guess, unless he puts up huge numbers, it won't go far at all. Quinn can if he puts up good stats. I'm sure he can be 80-something in two-three seasons.Rorschach said:I guess you could build up Anderson and Quinn, but their rating is shit. All you have on defense is Rogers and Jackson. Everyone else is shit. And they don't have an overrated TE anymore so you can double Edwards all day. Oh, and their best RB is 75 years old.
Is this hypothetical, or am I missing something? I really don't think you should force a team like NYG, NE, or PIT to cut players before the season (players that who will likely be on the roster beginning the season, no less!). Otherwise, it sounds pretty good.The Giants start with 329 points so they have some cutting to do to get below the League cap to start.
Why do I feel like you're more dangerous with the Dolphins than with the Jags? :lolBirdman02 said:My only request is to be in the same division as AirBrian. He knocked me out of the playoffs in the 360 league last year, so I wanna beat him up twice this year. I'm pretty sure he's taking the Titans, so the only team left would be the Jags.
Trade me Laveranues Coles and I'll give you DA for backup QB. Come on, I mean, if Palmer went down, you'll have J.T. O'Sullivan starting!Somnia said:Now to get plax and have him and ocho starting....ok now I'm dreaming lol
Ya I was joking =) I need oline, rb and defensive help, but otherwise I think I can rebuild pretty well.Striker said:Trade me Laveranues Coles and I'll give you DA for backup QB. Come on, I mean, if Palmer went down, you'll have J.T. O'Sullivan starting!
Kidding aside, if I'm you, I would be pretty satisfied at WR. Ocho, Coles, Henry, even if he's an idiot, and younger guys like Caldwell and Simpson.
I'm sure EA will cut loose/erase Donte' Stallworth. My WR's will be Edwards, a couple rookies, and David Patten! If I lost Edwards, my WR's will be on par with Rors' group. :lol :\
Are FA's going to be arranged through a waiver wire like system? Would make the most sense.