thegood117

Agreed. If they were absolutely going to use a core/current Eagles player, Rasul Douglas has a card listed out at 6’2” that would have been just as big a jump vs. this card at 5’10”... just an interesting choice to go with LeBlanc.

Agreed. Can’t argue he’s a good card by normal standards but he works on our theme teams, gives 3x Browns chem, and is easy to get. Could be worse.

That’s this year’s real life Browns in a nutshell. Solid talent and totally clueless how to translate it into Ws.

Agreed. He got tagged with the “inconsistent effort” label when he was playing hurt on a bum ankle his last year at A&M and unfortunately it seems to stick around just because.

Hey svg89.  Any tips on these games are guidelines since goodness knows the computer will absolutely do whatever it gets it in its head to do any given game, but here's what worked for me (obviously will depend on how your team is geared):   Get the 100 rushing yards cleared first - may be uncomfortable depending on your team but there's nothing worse than having this hanging over your head late in the game when you may need time.  It also helps eat clock early on to keep the ball out of the CPU's hands and we know we have to minimize chances there since one bad/unlucky completion sees you on the verge of failure.   Sort of goes with the above, but just to say it, be comfortable with how to pop a pass in after you've eaten clock/rushed down the field.  Passing in the red zone can be a challenge on any difficulty depending on circumstances, but comfort getting a short pass into the endzone somewhat reliably helps a lot on this challenge.   This is a bit personal, but I prefer to set the DBs to swat ball in scenarios like these.  The chance of you missing out on a pick is likely smaller than what you offset by not giving up a dumb 50/50 ball when your DB auto-goes for the pick and puts you over the yardage threshold.  I'm normally a fan of being aggressive but when just one mistake ends your scenario, that's tough to advocate.