Well more testing with my aggression rating what I was hoping it would accomplish is have the QB utilize more short passes, and less bullet passes to a wide out who has a safety over top.

I believe RB's find holes better and faster with there aggression low. Wideouts and tightends need high aggression because it does help them catch better. To tell the truth I wasn't thinking about the defense much, but it still worked out well. The most amazing thing is how inconsistent the stats were. Peyton Manning torched the chiefs defense for 70% 300 plus yards and they won 40-0. Now today I can't get a qb to pass over 50%, and the three games I did let finish each qb was between 40-50%. So, what my playbooks do is use only plays that are high percentage or always work. Yes, it does take forever and forthe most part isn't very fun, but is well worth it. If you don't like doing it then you shouldn't no reason to spend your time doing something you don't want to thats why we have roster makers! So maybe in a couple of hours I will add my base playbook which features.
Better kick punt return success i've had Cribbs andGinn jr return one on me. Watch out for Hester now!
Alot of short passes and shovel passes which boosts completion percentage.
The CPU utilizes there running game.
And in the future I will try in add as many playbooks as possible its not perfect but even if the cpu has a horrid passing game that would usually equal a 25 34 percent completion percentage will be improved.
