On defense I have now adopted and embraced playing from the broadcast camera and also use the player lock feature if I want to use a LB or DB and drop into coverage. Again, I would classify these sliders as being a little “easier” by default than some other sets out there, but that is why the house rules exist as well. So below I will pass along Armor & Sword’s house rules and sliders, and you can see if they work for you as well as they have for some other members in the community. Sometimes I just want to be told what to do every step of the way, and other times I just want a base to use to create my own method. No philosophy is better than the other, but I find myself oscillating between groups in terms of how I seek out sliders.

And then with JoshC’s sliders that I will get to next, his approach is more of a DIY approach where he just gives the general guts of a system to tweak on your own. With Armor & Sword, I would say it’s more about personalizing it for a more relaxed experience within franchise mode with specific house rules. Matt10’s approach I would call more nuanced and data-driven. Following up on showcasing Matt10’s Madden 22 sliders yesterday, I’m going to highlight two more sets today to sort of cover the spectrum of mindsets out there for how to create a franchise mode experience with sliders.

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