A Madden 10 simulated season with the Rams

by loyal2therams on Sep 7, 2009 12:53 PM CDT

The rosters aren't extremely recent, so I had to make some moves manually. I may have missed something. Also, I turned off any injuries.

So Just for fun:

Schedule: (7-9)

Week 1 @ Seattle: L 6-24

Week 2 @ Washington: W 20-17

Week 3 Vs. Green Bay: W 22-3

Week 4 @ San Francisco: L 17-31

Week 5 Vs. Minnesota L 34-38

Week 6 @ Jacksonville W 31-25

Week 7 Vs. Indianapolis L 14-24

Week 8 @ Detroit W 31-20

Bye Week

Week 10 Vs. New Orleans: W 18-15

Week 11 Vs. Arizona: W 34-10

Week 12 Vs. Seattle: L 0-10

Week 13 @ Chicago: L 14-21

Week 14 @ Tennessee L13-20

Week 15 Vs. Houston: L 24-35

Week 16 @ Arizona: L 31-37

Week 17 Vs. San Francisco W 27-14

Overall, a rather realistic and possible schedule when overlooking the scores.

Standings:

NFC West

1. Cardinals (10-6)

2. Seahawks (7-9)

3. Rams (7-9)

4. 49ers (3-13)

Wild Card went to the 9-7 Panthers

Rams Team Statistics

19th in Offensive Yards

7th in Rushing Yards

23rd in Passing Yards

28th in Total Defense

32nd, or last, in Passing Defense

13th in Rushing Defense

Rams Individual Statistics

Passing:

Bulger:

83.4 Rating, 3232 yards, 29 TDs, 13 INT, 56% Completion Percentage

Rushing::

Jackson:

1379 yards, 5 TD, 4.4 Average on 307 Attempts

Gado:

192 Yards, 1 TD

Karney: 154 Yards

Receiving:

Avery:

73 Rec., 1030 yards, 10 TD

McMichael:

61 Rec. 586 yards 4 TD

Robinson:

48 Rec. 527 yards, 5 TD

Burton:

37 Rec., 416 Yards, 5 TD

Carter: 23 Rec, 291 Yards, 5 TD

Jackson:

22 Rec., 291 yards.

Stanley:

14 Rec. 107 Yards

Karney:

9 Rec. 42 Yards

Defensive Statistics

Solo Tackles:

Laurinatis: 187

Butler: 80

Witherspoon: 70

Draft: 66

Thomas 52

Atogwe 50

Ryan 33

Long 30

Johnson 25

Little 24

Bartell 19

King 13

Wade 13

Sacks:

Little 10

Thomas 8

Ryan 5

Long 4

Wtiherspoon 3

Lots with 1

Interceptions:

Atogwe 3

Butler and Bartell 2

Lots with 1.

Kicking:

Josh Brown 25-27 with a 55 yarder

Donnie Jones averaged 43 yards a punt.

Returning:

Kickoffs, Laurent Robinson scored a touchdown and averaged 23 yards a return. Stanley averaged 19

Punts: Stanley with 11.9 Average and 1 TD.

Awards

James Lauranitis: 3rd in Defensive MVP voting, Won Defensive Rookie of the Year, 3rd best LB, Pro Bowl

Josh Brown: Best Kicker

Hollis Thomas: Pro Bowl

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LOL

Awesome! You know, I think a lot of us have mentioned 6-10 or 7-9, and the stats look pretty believeable too… other than Tim Carter who was cut obviously… The Lauranitis prediction could very well hold true.

Even though the record is totally realistic, it’s weird how we get swept by seattle, beat once by the hapless niners, yet beat green bay easily, and also win @ jacksonville…

Interesting!

& hats off to the big fella for making the pro bowl! Go Hollis!

by VTramsFan on Sep 7, 2009 1:06 PM CDT reply actions

187 tackles?

Has anyone ever done that?

The poster formerly known as JoeyBombs.

by RasRoY on Sep 7, 2009 2:13 PM CDT reply actions

Record Tackles

The unofficial season record, recognized by the league, is 214 tackles by Hardy Nickerson, LB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 1993.

With the activity Lauranitis has shown, who knows! But if he gets that many tackles, our line would be in potentially bad shape right? LOL

by VTramsFan on Sep 7, 2009 6:03 PM CDT up reply actions

I believe the way that Madden

scorekeeps solo tackles is kind of strange. It has trouble distinguishing who got the tackle in a group tackle.

But yes, Patrick Willis has had a 226 tackle season

by loyal2therams on Sep 7, 2009 2:39 PM CDT reply actions

i'll tell you what

if we’re 7th in rushing (with jackson at 1200+ yards) and donnie avery goes for 1,000+ yards and randy freakin’ mcmichael gets 500+ yards, our offense is in pretty good shape.

by stlcardinalsfang on Sep 7, 2009 5:05 PM CDT reply actions