AA sliders for realism?

[dawg_gone]

Has anyone found an EA Sports writeup on the most accurate sliders for "realism". Realistic stats and outcomes between two teams that basically match talent to talent? Have they published any online guide themselves about this?

I want more than anything to find a slider setting that gives me realistic stats when I just call the plays and formations and defenses, then keep my hands off the controls and let the cpu simulate the outcome of each play. I'm not looking for insane difficulty, and I'm also not looking for unbeaten seasons. I would really like to read whatever EA Sports has to say about it.

[Ant718]

Slider settings work for individules. You need to play with them to see what works for you, your skill level & your style of play. Just cause they work for you does not mean they will for ever

[Gotigers113]

Slider settings work for individules. You need to play with them to see what works for you, your skill level & your style of play. Just cause they work for you does not mean they will for ever
If you play often enough, AA will soon get very unrealistic. It's a great level for the casual player, or someone just picking up this game (not a first football game, but this particular game), but after a while no matter what the sliders are, you will abuse the cpu.
If you are having trouble getting realism in AA, it's time to start with Heisman. It's bear t start with, but it gets better, and the games are tons better.

[Ant718]

I must suck then cuz I play everyday (online) & get beat (often). Online default is AA. Sometimes the cpu does a number on me too. Like I said, I must stink!