A different viewpoint on DDA

Unlike most people on this site, my team is only a 94 (https://cfb.fan/25/lineup-builder/853471f7-9602-4371-aafc-c86d127dc80c/) and almost everyone I play is of a higher overall than me. I rarely spam cheese plays. I am the first to admit that I am not very good at the game, the Auction House or gameplay. I do feel that my opponents are not gaining as much as an advantage as they should, but when I go up against a player who is better at gameplay than myself, they win 90% of the time. All I can do is throw deep balls to Gronkowski and pray. I think that DDA might exist but if you get a little bit better at gameplay, you will win.

Edit: Please do not make this an argument about DDA with name-calling. I want this thread to be a discussion

Absolutely. DDA doesn't mean that the better team will lose and the worse team will win. It makes it a fairer playing field to make it come down to user skill (most of the time). Anyone who knows what plays to call and what adjustments to make will outperform cheesers and spammers no matter the overall of either team.

I forgot to change to my main lineup after grinding some under 90’s. The team I played against was loaded up. Moss, Barkley, etc. I didn’t win, but it was close enough I didn’t just quit out either. I see its purpose. How fun would it be to snag this game on the cheap and always get cooked because you didn’t start from day 1? That doesn’t make it any less frustrating when you’re the team with all of the players. You still have to make sure you follow your blockers, throw to open targets and watch for passes when you sell out on the run. If you get a W, great. Get an L, take it and move on. DDA is what it is

I geuss we can all agree that DDA is real and definitely in the game.  There is no argument that could justify its purpose.  Its all for profit and ultimate greed.  Give them credit they have really gone all out to ruin a good game.