Gatr22 wrote: Surprise final for Hakers team today, I guess some congrats are in order for Boston Patriots notching their first TD win and a landmark win no doubt

Congrats on the win still dazed

Home field disadvantage strikes again. 2nd time this season.....

cflames3412 wrote: How is my team complete ass

Welcome to the TD

cflames3412 wrote: Gatr22 wrote: cflames3412 wrote: How is my team complete ass Welcome to the TD I am not exactly new to td. But having 20s or 19s on every position on offense and still sucking is ridiculous.

Your OGs are terrible, since they are included in the calculation to determine pressure or not, that can't be helping you. Also, many of your starters are at 4* end of game rating, indicating you have some stamina issues. Of course, TD is not easy and you may just be having a really unlucky streak. Wouldn't be the first time a good team has struggled up here

cflames3412 wrote: Gatr22 wrote: cflames3412 wrote: Gatr22 wrote: cflames3412 wrote: How is my team complete ass Welcome to the TD I am not exactly new to td. But having 20s or 19s on every position on offense and still sucking is ridiculous. Your OGs are terrible, since they are included in the calculation to determine pressure or not, that can't be helping you. Also, many of your starters are at 4* end of game rating, indicating you have some stamina issues. Of course, TD is not easy and you may just be having a really unlucky streak. Wouldn't be the first time a good team has struggled up here Stamina is definitely not my issue, every starter is over 16. I don't really think ogs are that important either. When I lose in cup matches I'll have quite the firesale and you'll be thinking what I'm thinking now.. How the fuck does this team play so bad?

From the FAQ>

2. Each play consists of 2 parts - team effort and the action itself. Based on what type of play Quarteback will dictate, the different areas on the football pitch are tested and compared. For example, if Quarteback decides on the passing game, the first calculations decide how well he is protected by his linemen against the opponent's linemen and linebackers. If the engine sees the quarteback protected, the passing play is initiated and the receiver and his covers come into play. If he is not protected though, and if the opponent's player is trying to get to him, the quarteback stats and the "blitzer" stats are used to calculate how this will proceed. The quarteback can either get sacked, forced to make incomplete pass, or he can still throw a usable pass or decides to try and evade the blitzer and to progress with the ball on his own. Similar with the running play, just that different players and set of stats are used (of course).

It says linemen, plural, not lineman or just OT, therefore I believe that it's the entire OL being compared prior to proceeding to the next step. Of course there are other opinions of this matter, but this is my belief. Also, you may just be in a bad run of luck