Scouting and looking at opponent's teams has always been a valid strategy. Exploiting mismatches that your opponent has left wide open has always been a valid strategy. Chucking it up is reliable, fast, and frankly your receivers have a lower chance of dropping those slightly contested 80-yard passes than 5-yard wide-open bullet passes. In a game like that, who wouldn't chuck it up??? Well, the answer is anyone who thinks it's not fun to do so, which is absolutely not wrong. But practically? Hell yeah I'm gonna use the players I paid coins for and that anyone else could pay coins for, and i'm gonna laugh at people who try and chuck it up against my defense which again anyone could also pay coins to build.
Scouting and looking at opponent's teams has always been a valid strategy. Exploiting mismatches that your opponent has left wide open has always been a valid strategy. Chucking it up is reliable, fast, and frankly your receivers have a lower chance of dropping those slightly contested 80-yard passes than 5-yard wide-open bullet passes. In a game like that, who wouldn't chuck it up??? Well, the answer is anyone who thinks it's not fun to do so, which is absolutely not wrong. But practically? Hell yeah I'm gonna use the players I paid coins for and that anyone else could pay coins for, and i'm gonna laugh at people who try and chuck it up against my defense which again anyone could also pay coins to build.