West Coast & Contain Passing: (Run <50% / Off. Agg. ≥51)
Vertical Passing & Disrupt Passing: (Run <50% / Off. Agg. ≤50)
Ball Control & Force the Pass: (Run ≥50% / Off. Agg. ≥51)
Establish Run & Shut Down Runs: (Run ≥50% / Off. Agg. ≤50)
Dan Quinn on the meaning of "aggression" in coaching parlance [of our times]:
Quinn, though, was always careful to say that aggressiveness could be defined in ways other than just what the average football fan — whose idea of aggressiveness often is defined by how often a team blitzes — might think.
Here’s a quote from Quinn prior to the season:
'I think that we just have a mindset that we like to play aggressive. Even if you play tight coverage or you are playing man-to-man or something like that, it might feel like it’s more aggressive. But that’s certainly my nature of being a defensive line coach. I’ve been a defensive line coach for a long time. That’s part of my background to play that style and that’s how I like to be and coach does too. So maybe they are feeling that as well.'
The key part there is where he defines aggressiveness as playing man-to-man or tight coverage.
EDIT 4/20:
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. Could not stand to watch CPU vs CPU! At first I would start a CPU vs. CPU to test playbooks, but after watching the terrible play on both sides, I could not sit to watch any longer. I then would start the game, turned the screen off, leave for an hour and checked results later. I realized playbooks weren't the problem. So like you, I started tweaking: 1st) all of those 99 rated TE's & FB's and adjusted many players to get actual Madden 16 OVR rating. That helped but didn't solve the issues. Then, 2nd) I used the slider suggestions from the other pages. But I realized that adjusting those slides gave either the CPU or Human unfair advantage. Performance is supposed to be based on player ratings not sliders. So that's when I started on the coaches...