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BigDaddyCool's Alltime Roster v1.2

This roster contains all of the actual player names for the All-Time teams as well as all of the Historical Teams. Also included in version 1.2 are slider settings that can be used for all teams that have been completed so far. The file is an Excel file that can be printed out for  you to refer to at any time.

I plan on entering in all of the actual names for all of the teams as quickly as possible. But there are so many of them that it will take me a long time to accomplish. 

Besides the current NFL teams, here are the teams that so far have their names...

New in Version 1.2:
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89 Broncos
89 49ers
88 Oilers
88 Bengals
88 Bears
88 49ers
87 Saints

Version 1.1:
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94 Cowboys
94 Chargers
94 49ers
93 Cowboys
93 Bills
92 Saints
92 Packers
92 Oilers
92 Cowboys
92 Bills
92 49ers
91 Redskins
91 lions
91 Falcons
91 Broncos
91 Bills
90 Raiders
90 Giants
90 Eagles
90 Chiefs
90 Bills
90 49ers
75 Rams
75 Cowboys

Version 1.0:
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All Vikings
All Titans
All Steelers
All Seahawks
All Saints
All Redskins
All Ravens
All Rams
All Raiders
All Patriots
All Panthers
All Packers
All Lions
All Jets
All Jaguars
All Giants
All Falcons
All Eagles
All Dolphins
All Cowboys
All Colts
All Chiefs
All Chargers
All Cardinals
All Bucs
All Browns
All Broncos
All Bills
All Bengals
All Bears
All 49ers
02 Raiders
02 Bucs
01 Rams
01 Patriots
00 Ravens
99 Titans
99 Rams
98 Vikings
98 Packers
98 Falcons
98 Broncos
98 49ers
97 Packers
97 Broncos
96 Patriots
96 Panthers
96 Packers
96 Jaguars
96 Broncos
95 Steelers
95 Cowboys

The sources I am using to get the actual numbers are...
An Allteams roster from Madden 2002 (author unknown).
Lindy's Pro Football Alminac - 1994, 95, 96, 97, 99, 2000, 2001, 2002 and
2003.
The Sports Encyclopedia: Pro Football, 17th edition, 1974-1998.
The Sports Encyclopedia: Pro Football, The Complete history of Professional
NFL Football from 1892 to the Present.
Street & Smith's Pro Football Alminac - 1992, 90, 87, 82, 81, 79, 76, 75, 70.
Rosters from Sierra's Football Pro '99.
Rosters from XOR Corporation's NFL Challenge - 1984, 85, 88, 89.

This is the culmination of a project that I started with Madden 2000. I began to notice that on the All-Time teams a lot of the numbers, weights and heights could be applied to actual players. So I decided to figure out who these  players were and give them their true names. So using The Sports Encyclopedia's that I had, I matched up height and weight for the players on the respective teams by position going back to the 1920's. Needless to say it took a long time to match them up, but it was well worth it. I put all of this data onto an Excel sheet that I can refer to whenever I wish. I have now done the same with all of the Classic Teams and I am filling those out as I write this.

I have also done my best to try to create some old stadiums to be played along with some of the classic rosters. They are included at the end of this roster  file. They read as teams in the roster editor, but all you have to do is select  these stadiums when you play an exhibition game. The stadiums are:

Anaheim Stadium - Rams-Ana
L.A. Coliseum - Rams-LA
Busch Stadium - Cardinals-StL
Astrodome - Oilers
Memorial Stadium - Colts-Blt
Metropolitan Stadium - Vikings-Met 

Now, as for the slider settings, the following two files deal with slider settings for Madden 2005:

- Slider Settings.xls contains slider settings you could use for each of the teams you'd want to play in the game. Just pick your teams and change the Human sliders to match the team you want to play. Then just do the same thing with your CPU settings. 

For example, say you want to control the All-Rams against the All-Cowboys. You would set up your sliders like this:

All-Rams (Human) All Cowboys (CPU)
95 Accuracy 98
98 Pass Block 96
99 WR Catch 97
99 RB Ability 99
97 Run Block 99

96 Awareness 99
77 Knockdowns 78
75 Interceptions 85
93 Break Block 99
97 Tackling 99

90 FG Length 40
94 FG Accuracy 40
87 Punt Length 70
78 Punt Accuracy 70
60 KO Length 60

You should get very realistic results with these sliders, especially with the running game. They should also work if one of your starters go down with injury as well. If that happens just keep the sliders the same and they will perform as usual. 

The only exception is for the special teams for the CPU. You want to try to increase the legth of the CPU's punts, while not making the CPU into superplacekicker. Use the following settings for all of your CPU teams:

FG Length - 40
FG Accuracy - 40
Punt Length - 70
Punt Accuracy - 70
KO Length - 60

I know what you're thinking though. "What if I want to play against someone else and not against the computer?" No problem, just take the average of the two ratings, and use those for the slider settings. That
should get you some accurate results. In that case, the above game would look like this:

(Human)
Accuracy - 97
Pass Block - 97
WR Catch - 98
RB Ability - 99
Run Block - 98

Awareness - 98
Knockdowns - 78
Interceptions - 80
Break Block - 96
Tackling - 98

FG Length - 91
FG Accuracy - 93
Punt Length - 84
Punt Accuracy - 80
KO Length - 60

Also included on a seperate Worksheet are Penalty Sliders. I have used these sliders in Madden 2003 and 2004 and they have always given me good results.

-slidercalculator.xls was originally programmed by Jerry Lacefield, and I have used it to figure out slider settings for all teams in this roster. You can use it to calculate slider settings for any team that you wish. Since the program was originally created for the consoles, you will want to use the results in the High Attr column. Follow the instructions as outlined above for each team.

Any other questions contact jgand@pcfootball.net, or if you have questionsabout the slidercalculator contact jerry_lacefield@cox.net

More will be coming in the days and weeks ahead.

Enjoy.

BigDaddyCool.

Please Read!!!

All-time franchise teams available for franchise play.

All 32 teams have the best players from the past and present.

Free Agent Pool has several great players from the past and present.

Montana vs. Brady, Young vs. Vick fantasy match ups

Deion Sanders vs. Lynn Swann

My name is Ashok Das and I love football from the past and present. I have been doing this for 6 years. I’m a working man/student with a wife and three children. I’m 39 years old and I have been a Madden Fan for a long time. (Pc version is the best) Each year I recreate all-time teams dating back to 2001 ps2 version. Its just fantasy but I love it.

The classic 2 rosters for 2005 can be used in the franchise mode. Classic 2 is setup perfect for franchise. The classic1 roster has more players on each team, but you will have to release a few players from each team in order for the game to update to a regular season in franchise mode.

My intentions were to setup a classic season mode instead of multiple seasons however,

Its up to you on how you use the rosters.

Instructions: Simply copy and paste the roster files into the Madden 2005 roster directory located in the documents folder. Start the game and load either classic1 or classic 2 (classic 1 current teams are 99% full with 99% accuracy on jersey numbers and player info) some players such as

Michael Irvin and Drew Pearson are wearing the same number #88.This is really cool because they both actually wore that number. Also, players with odd numbers for their position such as Alan Paige and Bob Hayes are wearing their appropriate numbers (#88 and #22). Some may disagree with a few of my selections, but simply add or delete players from each team according to what you find appropriate.

** Please note that THIS IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH THE NFL or EA Sports.

Although there have been only 1 known issue, please understand that its “play at your own risk.” The 1 issue occurs if you try and play the classic1 roster in franchise without minimizing 90% of the teams down 45-47 players give and take a few.

I hope you find my work ok, and to those that don’t like them please forgive me!!!

Peace

* Rosters are for the pc only

* If you want to edit players with odd numbers for their position or players on the same team with the same number, simply right click a player at the player management screen and choose the second edit, then you actually can do mass editing of player ratings without going into the individual editing which may cause you to lose the odd but correct number (i.e. if you edit Alan Paige in the individual editing screen, his number may automatically change to another number so be careful. Its best to change the entire player attributes at the team roster screen by double clicking on the attribute itself, such as speed or awareness etc…keep tabbing over once you type in a new attribute.

BigDaddy's Alltime ver 1.1

BigDaddyCool's Alltime Roster v1.1

This roster contains all of the actual player names for the All-Time teams as well as all of the Historical Teams. Also included in version 2.0 are slider settings that can be used for all teams that have been 
completed so far. The file is an Excel file that can be printed out for you to refer to at any time.

I plan on entering in all of the actual names for all of the teams as quickly as possible. But there are so many of them that it will take me a long time to accomplish. I am hoping to have them done around the time
of Super Bowl XXXIX.

Besides the current NFL teams, here are the teams that so far have their names...

New in Version 1.1:
-----------
94 Cowboys
94 Chargers
94 49ers
93 Cowboys
93 Bills
92 Saints
92 Packers
92 Oilers
92 Cowboys
92 Bills
92 49ers
91 Redskins
91 lions
91 Falcons
91 Broncos
91 Bills
90 Raiders
90 Giants
90 Eagles
90 Chiefs
90 Bills
90 49ers
75 Rams
75 Cowboys

Version 1.0:
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All Vikings
All Titans
All Steelers
All Seahawks
All Saints
All Redskins
All Ravens
All Rams
All Raiders
All Patriots
All Panthers
All Packers
All Lions
All Jets
All Jaguars
All Giants
All Falcons
All Eagles
All Dolphins
All Cowboys
All Colts
All Chiefs
All Chargers
All Cardinals
All Bucs
All Browns
All Broncos
All Bills
All Bengals
All Bears
All 49ers
02 Raiders
02 Bucs
01 Rams
01 Patriots
00 Ravens
99 Titans
99 Rams
98 Vikings
98 Packers
98 Falcons
98 Broncos
98 49ers
97 Packers
97 Broncos
96 Patriots
96 Panthers
96 Packers
96 Jaguars
96 Broncos
95 Steelers
95 Cowboys

The sources I am using to get the actual numbers are...
An Allteams roster from Madden 2002 (author unknown).
Lindy's Pro Football Alminac - 1994, 95, 96, 97, 99, 2000, 2001, 2002 and
2003.
The Sports Encyclopedia: Pro Football, 17th edition, 1974-1998.
The Sports Encyclopedia: Pro Football, The Complete history of Professional
NFL Football from 1892 to the Present.
Street & Smith's Pro Football Alminac - 1992, 90, 87, 82, 81, 79, 76, 75, 70.
Rosters from Sierra's Football Pro '99.
Rosters from XOR Corporation's NFL Challenge - 1984, 85, 88, 89.

This is the culmination of a project that I started with Madden 2000. I began to notice that on the All-Time teams a lot of the numbers, weights and heights could be applied to actual players. So I decided to figure out who these players were and give them their true names. So using The Sports Encyclopedia's that I had, I matched up height and weight for the players on the respective teams by position going back to the 1920's. Needless to say it took a long time to match them up, but it was well worth it. I put all of this data onto an Excel sheet that I can refer to whenever I wish. I have now done the same with all of the Classic Teams and I am filling those out as I write this.

I have also done my best to try to create some old stadiums to be played along with some of the classic rosters. They are included at the end of this roster file. They read as teams in the roster editor, but all you have to do is select these stadiums when you play an exhibition game. The stadiums are:

Anaheim Stadium - Rams-Ana
L.A. Coliseum - Rams-LA
Busch Stadium - Cardinals-StL
Astrodome - Oilers
Memorial Stadium - Colts-Blt
Metropolitan Stadium - Vikings-Met 

Now, as for the slider settings, the following two files deal with slider settings for Madden 2005:

- Slider Settings.xls contains slider dettings you could use for each of the teams you'd want to play in the game. Just pick your teams and change the Human sliders to match the team you want to play. Then just do the same thing with your CPU settings. 

For example, say you want to control the All-Rams against the All-Cowboys. You would set up your sliders like this:

All-Rams (Human) All Cowboys (CPU)
95 Accuracy 98
98 Pass Block 96
99 WR Catch 97
99 RB Ability 99
97 Run Block 99

96 Awareness 99
77 Knockdowns 78
75 Interceptions 85
93 Break Block 99
97 Tackling 99

90 FG Length 40
94 FG Accuracy 40
87 Punt Length 70
78 Punt Accuracy 70
60 KO Length 60

You should get very realistic results with these sliders, especially with the running game. They should also work if one of your starters go down with injury as well. If that happens just keep the sliders the same and they will perform as usual. 

The only exception is for the special teams for the CPU. You want to try to increase the legth of the CPU's punts, while not making the CPU into superplacekicker. Use the following settings for all of your CPU teams:

FG Length - 40
FG Accuracy - 40
Punt Length - 70
Punt Accuracy - 70
KO Length - 60

I know what you're thinking though. "What if I want to play against someone else and not against the computer?" No problem, just take the average of the two ratings, and use those for the slider settings. That
should get you some accurate results. In that case, the above game would look like this:

(Human)
Accuracy - 97
Pass Block - 97
WR Catch - 98
RB Ability - 99
Run Block - 98

Awareness - 98
Knockdowns - 78
Interceptions - 80
Break Block - 96
Tackling - 98

FG Length - 91
FG Accuracy - 93
Punt Length - 84
Punt Accuracy - 80
KO Length - 60

Also included on a seperate Worksheet are Penalty Sliders. I have used these sliders in Madden 2003 and 2004 and they have always given me good results.

-slidercalculator.xls was originally programmed by Jerry Lacefield, and I have used it to figure out slider settings for all teams in this roster. You can use it to calculate slider settings for any team that you wish. Since the program was originally created for the consoles, you will want to use the results in the High Attr column. Follow the instructions as outlined above for each team.

Any other questions contact jgand@pcfootball.net, or if you have questionsabout the slidercalculator contact jerry_lacefield@cox.net

More will be coming in the days and weeks ahead.

Enjoy.

BigDaddyCool.

BigDaddyCool's Alltime Roster v1.0

This roster contains all of the actual player names for the All-Time teams as well as all of the Historical Teams.

I plan on entering in all of the actual names for all of the teams as quickly as possible. But there are so many of them that it will take me a long time to accomplish.

Besides the current NFL teams, here are the teams that so far have their names...

All Vikings
All Titans
All Steelers
All Seahawks
All Saints
All Redskins
All Ravens
All Rams
All Raiders
All Patriots
All Panthers
All Packers
All Lions
All Jets
All Jaguars
All Giants
All Falcons
All Eagles
All Dolphins
All Cowboys
All Colts
All Chiefs
All Chargers
All Cardinals
All Bucs
All Browns
All Broncos
All Bills
All Bengals
All Bears
All 49ers
02 Raiders
02 Bucs
01 Rams
01 Patriots
00 Ravens
99 Titans
99 Rams
98 Vikings
98 Packers
98 Falcons
98 Broncos
98 49ers
97 Packers
97 Broncos
96 Patriots
96 Panthers
96 Packers
96 Jaguars
96 Broncos
95 Steelers
95 Cowboys

The sources I am using to get the actual numbers are...
An Allteams roster from Madden 2002 (author unknown)
Lindy's Pro Football Alminac - 1994, 95, 96, 97, 99, 2000, 2001, 2002 and
2003
The Sports Encyclopedia: Pro Football, 17th edition
Street & Smith's Pro Football Alminac - 1992, 90, 75
Rosters from Sierra's Football Pro '99
Rosters from XOR Corporation's NFL Challenge - 1984, 85, 88, 89

John Puhala has sent us art files and .dbt files for the USFL.These originally came from Muscle_Mike's MikeRoster.ros file found at Football-Freaks.com.

BigDaddy's Defunct Leagues Rosters

BigDaddyCool transferred over some of his rosters from Madden 2004, and they work! The only problem is the players appear to be a different skin color in the edit screen, but they look the way they should in the game. Wierd!

Anyway, here are his rosters for the WFL, USFL, XFL and CFL which were sent to him by guid0. Also, many thanks to Glenn Shepherd for the original CFL artwork.