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Front Office Football is the king of Football sims (in my eyes) Have you seen they are now working with OOTP to release a new version?

I doubt SI Games would ever take on that task. You'd be better for some small developer to give it a go and see if it was popular enough.

It is with great pleasure that General Manager (GM) Games has reached a significant milestone in our community.
 
5,000 Members!
 
Many thanks need to be shared with those that helped us get here. From our amazing dynasty contributors to the vibrant players of Anders Granberg's Game Plan Hockey Manager and their enthusiastic discussions.
 
To anyone reading this, a thank you goes out to you too for being here. 
 
 
I'm looking forward to continued coverage and discussion because one thing we know, A.I. is coming to all aspects of life and seeing even more immersive sports IQ games will constantly be coming.
 
Chris (Creator of GM Games)

Cool Site

There will be some content to download. Thanks to all the creators

Love this place

Available now through our forums.
 
Download Here: https://forums.gmgames.org/files/file/61-exclusive-bowl-bound-college-football-real-teams-mod-2016-season/

from France!
 
old user of Front Office Football 15 years ago and glad to find it on steam
 
Regards,
 
Denis
 
 

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When Out of the Park Baseball 15 debuted the ability to play out games in 3D stadiums, Mike Silva found his calling and began creating historical 3D stadiums and sharing them with others. (You can find the complete list on our forum.) “I had always had a love for baseball stadiums and their unique appearances, […]
 
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I much prefer to play as GM only. I'm not so great with tactics and training so I like to control the finances and recruiting and let my coaches do what I pay them for!

One of the greats! Mine is Eastside Hockey Manger 2007

You'd probably be best with Football Manager series by SI Games. 

I went to a half a dozen Lake Erie Monsters games and a few Ohio State games last year during the lockout, and saw some pretty damn good hockey on a different level to get my fix. I meant to bring up before what I felt are the biggest differences between the AHL and the NHL from what I have seen.
 
  The two biggest are, by far:
 
 Rebound control: goalies are from what I have seen big, quick, near nhl caliber but the biggest difference between the NHL and AHL is the use of the catching glove. An NHL goalie can control the tempo of the game, slow it down by forcing faceoffs, catching the puck to allow his team to get tired players off the ice, ect.. while this happens in the AHL it is no where near as common. Ahl goalies are competent and I saw some amazing saves but they did not seem able to control the tempo of the game.
  Less crisp passing is the number two thing. The players can shoot amazingly well but the passing is horrible. Dump and chase and pushing the puck in along the boards seems to be the prevalent way to move the puck into the zone.
 
  Speed is near the same, hard to tell a discernible difference, defense seems to be the same or close to it shooting is not bad. It really is the subtle things, passing and puck control that I noticed as being where the AHL is deficient.

FM 2008