"Here’s the scoop on passing - pick your routes. Until you get the hang of it, pick slant and hook patterns. Pick the receiver before the play. When the receiver makes his cut for the slant or hook, he will usually have inside position on the DB. Pass it as soon as he makes his move or another DB will have time to close in. Once you master these patterns, move to the hitch. Wait patiently for the receiver to hitch (pump fake if you can at this point), then when he makes his move up field hit him on the fly. Fly patterns are the hardest to pull off and the lowest percentage passes. When you want to start practicing hitting these patterns, start by trying to hit your TE on these routes. You can hit him sooner for higher percentage short gains before working your way to bombs to the wide-outs." - TEM

"When in the pocket and throwing a deep pass, if the QB is in no apparent danger but receivers seem to be too well covered, wait a moment or two with a few added pump fakes, and at least 2 of the receivers should move in closer, automatically throwing off the TE's. This should allow for an easy completion, and if you're lucky, some extra running yards after the catch. But don't forget to look out for the linemen and backs that are after a sack" - snp

"to get a fumble without fumbilitis cheat pick punt return middle and run down jump in front of the punter and block the punt pick iy up and run it in" - Jason

"Two good run formations would be strong power I or weak power I.  Now that you have the formation , to successfully use this play use the sweep or toss or whatever you call it and before you hike you could either motion your TE or Motion your fullback to the side your running on." - Jeff_philly

"When on defense, I found that it is best to play a zone based defense, especially zones that utilize four corners or drop the OLB's back in coverage. This forces the computer to throw in between the zones and will consequently result in more turnovers." - SmittyHog