AFC East: Patriots AFC North: Ravens AFC South: Texans AFC West: Broncos AFC Wild Cards: Steelers, Bengals NFC East: Eagles NFC North: Packers NFC South: Falcons NFC West: 49ers NFC Wild Cards: Bears, Cowboys AFC Champ: Texans NFC Champ: 49ers Super Bowl Champ: 49ers MVP: Aaron Rogers Coach of the Year: Jim Harbaugh Offensive ROY: Andrew Luck Defensive ROY: Melvin Ingram
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You have NOTHING changing in the AFC?
Is that not legal? I can certainly see the Steelers or Bengals taking out the Ravens, but I see the Chargers choking like usual so Manning and the Broncs should have an easy time winning that division. As for the other two, Buffallo fizzled out before so the Pats have nothing to worry about and the Texans will roll the South division. And if you notice, I do have the Texans going to the Super Bowl, so that's different.
I do think it's lame you can't do a fantasy draft... That is something I LOVE doing on all the sports games I purchase so it's a pretty big miscue on their part IMO. Gameplay is solid though and I enjoy the coaching mode.
I couldn't really tell if they fixed my biggest gripe at Madden 12, and that is defensive backs with their backs turned to the quarter back would turn and run towards the ball without ever being indicated to the pass being thrown on All-Madden. On All-Madden, I would throw tons of interceptions when throwing to the open receiver because of this. I probably won't buy this year, maybe next year.Nozizaki
I can honestly say I haven't had this happen to me once in all the games I've played on the demo on All-Pro (which is what I play it on). That is one thing they made sure to work on especially since they changed it to where the receivers have to be looking to catch the ball as well.
I don't trust major game review sites when it comes to a game like this. They don't know anything about football, they don't know what to look for.monkeytoes61
Yeah, his review is a joke! He doesn't even mention the new engine in the Pros and Cons and I'm sorry, but that is a HUGE change to the game. It makes the on-field quite different so I'm sorry, if you can't mention that, you're kind of an idiot.
[QUOTE="Master_Live"]The legacy is crumbling. Chutebox
No it's not. Do you have any clue what's happening?
Agreed. Anybody who is paying attention to this can see Armstrong has done nothing wrong and is just sick of dealing with this stuff. There is no proof he did anything and there is tons of proof he didn't do anything, yet they are still trying to drag him through the mud. Armstrong won't be affected by this at all. It's ridiculous.
[QUOTE="The-Apostle"]Now if MLB could just ban Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens for life that would be nice... >_>Put_in_Kitna
Ban you from the forums would be nicer.
Seriously. The MLB should ban themselves since they allowed it to happen. Love that you pick two players out of the HUNDREDS that juiced too... I agree 100% with Put_in_Kitna!
It's why I still play Backbreaker. The game lacks any interesting features. Every player looks exactly the same, barren franchise mode. But, at least there aren't any suction cup blocks and tackles, no magically teleporting WRs/DBs making ridiculous interceptions, no LBs jumping ten feet in the air to pick off passes. Backbreaker is an unfinished product, but the groundwork was there for an amazing football game (Natural Motion has made it clear that they are unlikely to ever make Backbreaker 2).monkeytoes61
I'm still amazed that nobody has bought the rights to the Euphoria engine for a football game. It would have been smart for EA to do since it was already built and they could have just tweaked it to fit what they wanted. And that sucks to hear Backbreaker 2 will most likely never be created.
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