Originally posted by Rob.
I'm familiar with pretty much every tier in this game. I've noticed ever since I began playing this game that run teams generally dominate the top of the ladder. I thought things had shifted to a more even balance lately, but after looking at the teams at the top I am mistaken.
The changes have made it pretty easy to pass the ball from rookie ball and onwards. When looking strictly at an offensive perspective, a well ran pass offense almost never has an off day. Rush teams certainly do though, particularly when going up against a stout run defense. But the rush only teams seem to be more rounded, which I think is a result of the cost of running a pass offense vs running a rush offense. Plus special teams plays a small role.
Run teams absolutely have a advantage on STs, I prefer teams just kick a TB each time when facing DD. Another thing rushing teams have going for them is that the game is shorter if facing a team that can actually tackle and not give up 50+ yard runs each play. The shorter games give the defense a huge advantage by allowing there defenders to stay at high stamina/morale. IT also is much easier to gameplan against a passing teams, every passing team runs the same plays for the most part. Gameplanning to stop a rushing team or balanced team requires a lot more effort and guessing.
I'm familiar with pretty much every tier in this game. I've noticed ever since I began playing this game that run teams generally dominate the top of the ladder. I thought things had shifted to a more even balance lately, but after looking at the teams at the top I am mistaken.
The changes have made it pretty easy to pass the ball from rookie ball and onwards. When looking strictly at an offensive perspective, a well ran pass offense almost never has an off day. Rush teams certainly do though, particularly when going up against a stout run defense. But the rush only teams seem to be more rounded, which I think is a result of the cost of running a pass offense vs running a rush offense. Plus special teams plays a small role.
Run teams absolutely have a advantage on STs, I prefer teams just kick a TB each time when facing DD. Another thing rushing teams have going for them is that the game is shorter if facing a team that can actually tackle and not give up 50+ yard runs each play. The shorter games give the defense a huge advantage by allowing there defenders to stay at high stamina/morale. IT also is much easier to gameplan against a passing teams, every passing team runs the same plays for the most part. Gameplanning to stop a rushing team or balanced team requires a lot more effort and guessing.






























