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08-05-2010, 08:15 PM
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The Music City Miracle [Titans Madden 11]
 Welcome to my Tennessee Titans Franchise, The Music City Miracle. I will be acquiring Madden 11 on the 10th when it hits stores and should be playing that afternoon. Here's a bit of background on how the Franchise will be played. This next post should be a central location for your updated needs on the Franchise. After I clear up the next few posts, feel free to Game | Madden NFL 11 Console | Playstation 3 Quarter Length | 9 Minutes Difficulty | Custom Sim Injuries | On Injuries | On Salary Cap | On Trade Deadline | On User Control | 32 Teams A note on that. I tend to control all the teams for a few reasons. First off, I'm sick of every quarterback in the draft getting taken in the first round. It's obnoxious. So I tend to draft for all teams for the first two rounds, and then simulate to just my pick each time. I also tend to do preseason signings with teams, especially if they release their starter like the Colts releasing Manning or something stupid, I can make sure it doesn't happen. I also tend to do trades, if a team has three 90 overall free safeties on the board, one is heading out. Other than that, I allow the CPU to do everything. Free Agency Guidelines -Cannot Sign more than 1 (one) player over 90 overall. Said player must be over 29 unless his position is at least 10 points higher than the current starter. For example, I'm looking at QB-A who is a 92 overall. My current starter is an 84 overall. QB-A must be at least 30 years old, or I can't sign him. -Cannot Sign more than 2 (two) players from 80-89 overall. Overalls from 85-89 go through the same guidelines if there is more than one. In other words, I can sign anyone between 85-89, regardless of age, but the second must be over the age of 29 unless he's 10 points higher overall than my current starter. -70-79, no restrictions. Trade Guidelines -Draft Pick trades MUST go through the NFL Draft Pick Value Chart and be beneficial to opposite team. -Picks regarding players. If the player I'm trading for is a current starter, there must be one of the following: (1) Player's morale must be at half or lower, (2) Back up must be someone comparable to the starter. (3) Trade must HEAVILY favor opposing team. I think that covers most of it. Enjoy.
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08-05-2010, 08:16 PM
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Re: The Music City Miracle [Titans Madden 11]
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08-05-2010, 08:17 PM
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Re: The Music City Miracle [Titans Madden 11]
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08-05-2010, 08:18 PM
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Re: The Music City Miracle [Titans Madden 11]
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08-05-2010, 08:21 PM
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Re: The Music City Miracle [Titans Madden 11]
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08-05-2010, 08:22 PM
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Re: The Music City Miracle [Titans Madden 11]
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08-05-2010, 08:23 PM
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Re: The Music City Miracle [Titans Madden 11]
LP Field  LP field, in Nashville Tennessee, has the home to the Tennessee Titans since 1999. It is also home to the Tennessee State Tigers as well as the Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl every December. Ground broke on the field in 1997 and it first opened for the Tennessee Titans as they played the Atlanta Falcons on August 27, 1999. During the 1995 preseason, word began of Oilers owner Bud Adams potential move of the Houston franchise. During an exhibition game against the Redskins in Knoxville Tennessee, Adams would meet Nashville mayor Phil Bredesen and begin discussions of a potential franchise move to Nashville. In the fall of 1995, it was agreed upon that Adams would move the franchise. On May 7, 1996 a vote was passed to spend $144 million of public money to fund the new stadium located on the east bank of the Cumberland River. The vote passed with a 59% majority. Funds for the stadium were initially raised through an increase in the Metro water tax. Later, funding would go through a 300% increase in Davidson County individual homeowner property taxes. Most of the remaining cost to fund the stadium was done through PSL’s (Personal Seat Licenses). The State of Tennessee also agreed allocated money towards the stadium under two conditions. The first was that Tennessee State would be able to move their home games to the new stadium. Also, the state made it required that Adams use the team name “Tennessee” rather than “Nashville” although Adams had already planned on doing so. During construction, the stadium actually had no name. Normally it was referred to as “The East Bank Stadium” by many. Some local media, as a joke, referred to the stadium as the “Adams-Bredesen Stadium” for a short time as well. Once completed, Adelphia Business Solutions, a subsidiary of Adelphia Telecommunications Company agreed to a fifteen year, thirty million dollar naming right arraignment and shortly after named the stadium “Adelphia Coliseum.” In 2002, Adelphia missed a required payment and shortly after filed for bankruptcy and the name was dropped, changing it to simply, “The Coliseum” for the next four years. On June 6, 2006, a new deal was inked with a local business named Louisiana-Pacific. Louisiana-Pacific markets itself as “LP Building Products” and agreed to a ten year contract paying thirty million dollars in total to name the stadium LP Field, its current name today.
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