Honestly, I don't know what it is. I don't understand the point to not playing a foorball game like a football game. Why is it that some people who play online need to play like it's an arcade game? Why is it so hard to play a sports game like it's played in real life? And I'm not talking about players who are genuinely good at the game. I mean those tools that kick the ball to the 50 yard line so your TEs get the ball. I meant the guys who run no huddle  constantly and go for it on 4th down no matter what. I think it's because if they played the way sim players play, they'd have their hats handed to them. Personally, I don't like playing those guys. It's not a challenge, it's frustrating. I don't play with my headset on unless it's a friend of mine because worse than their gameplay, I can't stand their little 12 year old voices giggling like a bunch of grade schoolers who just heard someone mention a fart in class. They're annoying. But I do like winning against them. 9 times out of 10, they'll quit when they start to lose. Then I laugh like a ******* and finish the game against the computer securing the win anyway. And that way at least I can play a decent game. Seriously, if it's so important to be in the top 20 players on a video game that you won't play an actual game, you need to get a girlfriend.  I don't like to play against the computer in sports games. That's why I pay for LIVE. But it seems every year there are more of these toolbags in the game. I guess there's no way of getting rid of them, though PSN found a way to do it with The Show. Banning accounts of those who glitch or cheat. Either way, I'll keep playing and if I run into those types, I'll continue to make them qiut in the 2nd quarter. However, I do find the comments they send me via xbox live messaging entertaining. I find it funny how they get tough when the security of annonimity is there. I can't really complain though. In 31 games played, most of my opponents have been genuine players. They make the game fun. I don't mind losing to people who play the game the way it was intended. That's why I play in leagues. You get classy opponents every time. So cheesers (I don't really get why they call it that, I find it almost embarrassing to call them that) get ready for a high DNF and thank mommy and daddy for paying for your opportunity be somebody. Even if it is only on the internet.