Madden NFL 16 Title Update #1 Available Now, Roster Update Scheduled For Friday

[jeremym480]

Quote: Originally Posted by IcedCoffee1983

I don't think so, because it's the LT POSITION in games that you simulate which let up far too many sacks. So the high sack totals LT's have causes their PBK skill to regress far more than it should. So whoever you put in the LT position will suffer. So you might spread the damage around, but the core problem will still be there whenever you simulate a game (for Human or CPU teams) They need to fix LT's letting up too many sacks when you simulate a game. EDIT: I mean it's worth a shot if someone wants to try it, but I think it's the LT position from what I understand, so sure, you could change everyone in the league to be a RT, but I still think the RT you put into the LT position will suffer the same fate of too many sacks let up, and thus, will still regress too much.

Yeah, you're probably right.

[Phobia]

Quote: Originally Posted by DCEBB2001

1. Yes, I do have such data. I use it for my website. Perhaps you have heard of it? EA has. 2. Who said I had a sample size of ten veterans? I have a sample size of 71207 players dating back to 1999 from many different levels and leagues, including the NFL obviously. 3. If you want to get into it about Moss, let's do it. Here is what my data shows as his 40 times from year to year since 1998. 1998 (age 21): 4.28 2008: (age 31): 4.35 2013 (age 36): 4.41 In that time span he played 16 seasons and lost .13 seconds on his 40 in that time. That is an average of 0.008 seconds per season. However, in his first 10 seasons (1998 to 2007), his 40 didn't drop at all. He lost 0.07 in 2008 then stayed at 4.35 until 2013 where he fell of again to 4.41 where he is currently at until he is reevaluated. 4. As I stated several times on these boards, EA needs to incorporate the split times in order to fully calculate SPD, ACC, and STA. Only with the splits can you determine the cubic function necessary to determine maximal velocity and rate of acceleration identical to every player.

I love real data.....

[tgiordano]

Has the patch improved the framerate on Xbox one

[BadAssHskr]

Quote: Originally Posted by ultralow36

Didnt someone say that they where going to just bump up the vets? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk

nothing officially has been stated (that i've seen), that they are going to adjust speed in the roster.

it has however been speculated early in this thread that perhaps they would adjust vets in the roster update, and that speculation coming from an old video, where at the 8:46 point they state that they can in fact adjust speed ratings.

besides that there is no word that it is in fact going to be adjusted.

i'm planning on starting my cfm at 10:30 pm tonight unless i hear otherwise.

perhaps someone else has better info, but i've been following the thread pretty closely. please correct me if i'm wrong, i'd like to know for sure.

[althor]

Ok, LT Lewan started the preseason with overall 85 pb-84, rb-91.

Simmed season(6-10) left him with overall 80 pb-69,rb-92.

Conclusion, start a throwaway LT for the 4-6 games I SIM each season and start Lewan in the games I play. The other linemen all seemed to do just fine. They all lost atleast 1 but no more than 2 overall and most gained a point in pb or rb or both.

* Simmed a season with Lewan as backup and he ended with overall 87, pb-85, rb-92. So yeah switching him to back up when I sim will work for me.

[nomarhits400]

Quote: Originally Posted by DCEBB2001

1. Yes, I do have such data. I use it for my website. Perhaps you have heard of it? EA has. 2. Who said I had a sample size of ten veterans? I have a sample size of 71207 players dating back to 1999 from many different levels and leagues, including the NFL obviously. 3. If you want to get into it about Moss, let's do it. Here is what my data shows as his 40 times from year to year since 1998. 1998 (age 21): 4.28 2008: (age 31): 4.35 2013 (age 36): 4.41 In that time span he played 16 seasons and lost .13 seconds on his 40 in that time. That is an average of 0.008 seconds per season. However, in his first 10 seasons (1998 to 2007), his 40 didn't drop at all. He lost 0.07 in 2008 then stayed at 4.35 until 2013 where he fell of again to 4.41 where he is currently at until he is reevaluated. 4. As I stated several times on these boards, EA needs to incorporate the split times in order to fully calculate SPD, ACC, and STA. Only with the splits can you determine the cubic function necessary to determine maximal velocity and rate of acceleration identical to every player.

Tell me, I'm curious- since you have all the data: Where does the the 4.41 that Moss ran at age 36 compare to all wideout's in the NFL today?

[roadman]

Quote: Originally Posted by BadAssHskr

nothing officially has been stated (that i've seen), that they are going to adjust speed in the roster. it has however been speculated early in this thread that perhaps they would adjust vets in the roster update, and that speculation coming from an old video, where at the 8:46 point they state that they can in fact adjust speed ratings. besides that there is no word that it is in fact going to be adjusted. i'm planning on starting my cfm at 10:30 pm tonight unless i hear otherwise. perhaps someone else has better info, but i've been following the thread pretty closely. please correct me if i'm wrong, i'd like to know for sure.

I would clarify the interview is about 2 weeks old, I don't know if that still is old?

[bad_philanthropy]

Interesting thing I'm seeing with some LT's is they are playing most snaps, giving up too many sacks and not having their PBK decline rapidly while some others are. Sacks doesn't seem the sole predictor of declining pbk?