My primary thought is how much they simulate the RL NFL stats.

There is improvement compared to 4.6 but I think if we release this update as a whole new game engine, but people can take largely the exact same game plan they used in 4.6 to be successful in 4.7, a lot of people are going to wonder what’s the point of waiting for updates and be unhappy. We should call the update 4.6.2 in my opinion, mainly because while there are changes to the game I don’t believe they are large enough at this point in time to warrant that label.

Now 4.7 could be very different once a lot more owners are playing and trying things out and we reach a meta that is somewhat different than 4.6 but three-ish seasons is not really enough to draw conclusions from to me.

I also want to state, I am happy overall with the changes that have been made. Changes I think should be made though:

-I think safeties zone priorities should be changed because, even in a run key, my safety is dropping back 15-20 yards before reacting to a run. I’m going to pay more attention to this next game and maybe make a rule so I can see it in action more but sometimes it feels the ball carrier is 5-8 yards past the LoS before the safety visually reacts and stops being in their zone
-Some passes/formations just seem to be broken in regards to getting the ball out. I felt like I could not call either HB Flare without the play resulting in a sack and the Split Backs Normal formation passes feel that way as well. Regardless of routes and play designation, pressure routinely got through and my QB would just eat a sack/throwaway the ball

My offense for beta is entirely and completely different from the rest of my leagues. I'd say if you're running the same offense in both versions you're leaving a lot on the table somewhere. I strongly disagree that the versions are too similar, and would be more inclined to argue the opposite (that people might get frustrated at having to overhaul their offense to get the same production).