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Haha! Have u been here Knobbe? Hey u going to the Big O? Btw can sum1 post a list of participants?

Seems like it happens all the time for me when i play RED98, he can completely dominate me tapping, he throws off me and 1-3 defenders alot!

Btw I saw a pic of the Nebraska women... No thanks!

Your post is pretty spot on. For me the most notable Hot and Cold QB's are Cunningham, George, Hebert, and Esiason. Basically with these guys attributes they should never miss a wide open receiver, with no pass rush, and a straight route (no curls). In seasons with 21 teams my top 10 QB's so far range from a rating of 209.6 (Esiason) to 281.2 (Marino). Most of the QB's I use will get like 2-3 INTs a season, especially on a run-first team. Esiason was on a pass first team, and I threw 10 picks that season - highest on my top 10 and maybe all-time. But I also has amazing long bombs from him so he is the quintessential Hot and Cold QB. Cunningham (217.6) and Hebert (224.1) are just above mediocre but they get the job done without a lot of picks. Jeff George - I want him to work so bad, cause I like a QB with a lot of passing speed, but he didn't even make my top 10. The only one I disagree with is Bono (240.2), that guy is surprisingly good. But like you said I played him on a run-balanced team, so it might be skewed. Humphries never gets hot, his attributes do not equal his performance. My biggest surprises were Walsh (250.7) and Farve (248.9) but Favre threw the 2nd most INTs at 7, so he can be cold too. Some other under-rated QBs on my top 10 (remember I haven't got to all 30 teams yet) are Everett, Kramer. and Rypien. Everett would have had a Marino like season if I threw the long ball more, his rating of 236.6 was low because his average yards were comparatively low. He only threw 1 INT with 77 TDs, and I don't remember bitching once about missing an open receiver. Kramer and Rypien both had ratings of 240 - but they are both on a run first team with Bettis and I put in whoever was in the best condition since they both have similar attributes - which takes out the shitty-throws-when-in-bad-condition syndrome. If you never played a full season with some of these guys I suggest you do.

Yarborough is a God in com control. That is definitely true. But they have way to many flea flicker, and like to call them. The Jets are one of those teams that I always find a way to score 60+ on and shut out (in 3 min qtrs)

Did we just become best friends? Yup! Oh wait...I forgot you hate the Pats just as much...if not more.