I have an issue with my Florida team in the Bryant world. For some reason, it keeps playing my RB, James Rios in an OL spot. I have checked my OL depth charts and they are setup fine. I use the OL, T, and G/C position roles in my Trips formations and all are setup appropriately. I have 9 OL and no problem with fatigue. What's more odd, is that it plays Rios on the OL AND plays him at RB in the same play. This is very odd. It would appear that it's my OL Donaldson that is not being played. But it doesn't make any sense that Rios would be in the formations in two different spots on the same play. Anyway, I've opened a ticket but curious if anyone has seen this bug before?

Haven’t seen it other than the ghost OL4. What’s playing % look like in roster for them? Kickers who punt usually get over 100% playing time so might see something in playing % if it’s actually the case. I’d imagine it’s just a bug in the playboy play tho. Will be sure to dial up the blitz for tonight’s game tho ??

Yeah if it's in the OL4 slot there is a known bug that may be effecting you. That bug is just visual in the pbp and shouldn't effect your actual lineup or performance.

Is the OL Donaldson credited with playing time in his game log?

I would definitely send in a ticket. They keep saying that the OL4 ghost is no big deal, but this could show that it is maybe a bigger deal than what they are thinking it is.

Thanks, y'all. Yes, it appears to be the OL4 issue. Three teams in the SEC (Bryant) that have commented back to me in our chat have the same issue. I do see that my OL4 is getting PT. I will keep following-up on the ticket. Thanks again.

Posted by danles814 on 2/12/2024 11:34:00 AM (view original):
Thanks, y'all. Yes, it appears to be the OL4 issue. Three teams in the SEC (Bryant) that have commented back to me in our chat have the same issue. I do see that my OL4 is getting PT. I will keep following-up on the ticket. Thanks again.

We have all seen the OL4 issue, but I have never seen it put a RB in the position. It has just always left blank.