Once we go to 4.6, everything will change!

Isn't there some way the developer can just implement these things into the code? Only asking.

On another note, what you guys think about this years draft class? I had one of my best drafts in a very long time in any league here last year. Five very solid players.

I had a good draft, but I have also had some bad ones. So I think it's not a general thing.

What exactly will 4.6 change?

Increased rushing offense
Increased sacks (double 4.5 at least)
decreased passing (no 300 yards passing games/no 30 TD pass seasons)
Better defense (lower scoring)

Think 1965 NFL before the passing game became vogue.

Wow that will definitely change things

that's how I've based all my teams. Doesn't necessarily mean I'll do any better though.

Now if only we had some wishbone or wing t formations lol

Maybe comparing it to the 1965 NFL isn't fair...it's more like the 2021 Green Bay Packers with Aaron Rogers out for the season or the 2021 Seattle Seahawks with Russel Wilson out for the season.

Picture the 2021 Kansas City Chiefs with Mahomes and Hill out for the season.

I may be harsh and I'm sure some will love the 85 Bear defense and King Henry running game style of play.

League of Legends

8063 points scored
÷32 teams
251.9 per team
÷16 games
15.74 points per game per team

USFL

9770 points scored 1995 season
÷32 teams
305.3 per team
÷16
19.08 points per game per team


That's 1707 less points per season or 6.66 points per game. So a touchdown less per game on average

To those numbers in perspective!!!!

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nfl.com/_amp/2020-finishes-as-highest-scoring-season-in-nfl-history

In the 2020 NFL season, there was 12,692 points scored. Goto the link, don't take my word on it. In fact, scoring hasn't been under 10,000 points since 1998. You have to ironically go to 1996 in the NFL to come close to the 1996 USFL point total.

To match the League of Legends points total...you have to go back to 1978 when the total was 8213

MFN is going backwards