I don't always lose...

But when I do, it's to a loser that runs RPO Stretch every single play and go 12/14 passing with 2 INTs. Every time they try to run a normal pass play they throw a pick. I just don't understand how that's fun. you'll never catch me spamming plays on offense, and don't come at me with "but it's fun to win" because no it's not. Doing the same thing over and over again is not fun, and you will never convince me otherwise.

if they're running rpo stretch every play just guess play run right and user the route

QuandariousDingle said:

if they're running rpo stretch every play just guess play run right and user the route

Tried that, every now and then I'd get stops, consistently got him to 3rd/4th down, just couldn't get him off the field. The 2 times he got to 3rd and long he threw picks. I had the most success with man shaded underneath, and a safety in a 0 yard curl flat coming down to make the tackle within 2-3 yards, but he had 2 RBs, and both had juke box. So it's just difficult to make those tackles in the open field consistently. I'm also stuck devoting 3 guys to the bubble, which leaves me shorthanded on the stretch. Ultimately I lost 21-7, and I had the ball 3 times so it's still my fault for not scoring on all my possessions. 

I just still think it's super cheesy and I wish I could reach the tier of players that consistently throw the ball but I'm stuck in the tier of cheesers that are good at cheesing the game, but aren't actually good. But after a couple of losses to those kinds of guys I just go back to playing people that are awful. For anyone else struggling with the MUT grind, I've had a lot more fun in my cfm league

blitz the corner to the side of the stretch and man the slot CB with the slot WR. User LB and shot the gap. 

*replace the corner blitzing with the same coverage from the slot CB on that side of the field.

just get in the lab and learn how to stop cheesy plays like that. some fronts are going to play it better.