Radical Realignment in Replays

Has anybody done an NFL replay with radical realignment? I've been thinking about it...
Action! PC Football is an extremely realistic American football simulator for Windows made by Dave Koch Sports. You can learn more on the game's website: www.dksports.c...
Let’s Replay videos differ from Let’s Play videos in focus. Let’s Play videos tend to focus on completing a given game. Let’s Replay videos, on the other hand, focus on replaying an entire football season in its entirety, in part to replicate (or improve on) what originally took place, and in part to learn more about historical teams, strategies, and players.
Let’s Replay videos tend to use statistically accurate simulators, including Action! PC Football, Pro Strategy Football, Second and Ten, Strat-O-Matic, APBA, 4th Street Sports Football, and a number of others. Unlike the Madden series, these games focus on realistic representations of the sport, and do not focus on arcade gameplay or on game-breaking exploits. While arcade games are fun, statistically accurate simulators provide a much more satisfying and long-lasting experience.
The graphics might not be great, but the gameplay is incredible, and the story behind each game is quite exciting. Come join the fun!
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From doing a lot of reading and listening to podcasts...I know that for a large swatch of the history of the NFL they'd make their schedules so during the early part of the season the weaker teams would play each other more and the more powerful teams would player each other more. This was to try to make it so the weaker teams would have better records during most of the season, then they would normally or deservedly have. That way their fans can maintain interest deeper into the season.