ABSOLUTE most boring football game to date. If you're looking for football action.
Office Hours
Practice
Management meeting
Scouting Report meeting
Gameday
Office hours is a time for you to read the email that other coaches around the league send you, answer phone calls from the owner or other coaches, mess with the depth chart or playbook, or just chill. Practice is where you get a chance to boost the attributes of your entire team for the next game. And by running a single play over and over again, that play will then become a money play. Which means when you run it in gameday, your team will be much better running that single play. Then there's the meetings, where you sit at this huge table and talk to all your cordinators about the previous game, and what you should do to better your team for the next one. There are preset responses that either increase your trust between your coaches or drop the trust. Scouting reports meetings are where you sit down and look at this huge folder scouting the other team. 15 pages to be exact. I totally skip this part. There is no way you're gonna get me to read up on the other team. And on gameday, its all about motivating your players and talking strategy. And of course, there are preset responses for the motivation. One is designated as passive, the other as aggressive. And if you say the right things to motivate, your players will get an attribute increase, and vis versa. Responses like "Give it your all out there!", or "This is no time for games gentlemen, we need a big play now!" And as for the strategy part, you can talk to anyone of your single players and talk strategy about there position and what they need to do. Lets say you're talking strategy with your RB. There will be a menu broken up into categories. Power, vision and so on. You can tell him to run with finess and to use his extra moves to get some more yards. And then you can tell him to power through the line or to wait for a hole to develop. And thats all you do on gameday, besides choosee plays that your cordinator calls down.