Office Hours to view NFL.com, or to change your depth chart, you can make 2 changes per each office hour. The main objective in HC06 is to climb the ranks and become the greatest coach of all time. Instead of menus with multiple options and variables, you have a weekly schedule that you take day by day. Yes, you schedule coach interviews, call agents, meet with your scouting director, discuss the upcoming draft prospects and have meetings with the owner.

But be careful, a great week of practice can be diminished when your QB throws a pick on gameday and instantly loses 10 overall. Each week your players will start at their rating ranges floor, and with good practice they will improve and be higher overall during gameday. Instead of set overalls, each player has a 'rating range'. Giving the wrong instructions can make or break your teams success. If you've got a 250lb HB, you can tell him 'Stay low and run with power'. If you've got a QB with a noodle arm, you can tell him 'Focus on the short routes' for either specific plays, drives, or the entire game. This enables you to properly coach your team to run plays just the way you want them to be ran instead of a 'play knowledge' variable that 09 uses to determine each plays success rate. NFL Head Coach 06 doesn't have all the depth of 09, instead, It has 'coaching cues'. If you'd rather see for yourself than read, here's a full off-season and a week of practice (No commentary). 06 is an on field strategy, and an Head Coach RPG. NFL Head Coach 06 isn't a management strategy like It's successor, It's basically PS2 Madden in terms of management, except there's a trust factor with all the player agents and NFL GMs. WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NFL HEAD COACH 06 AND NFL HEAD COACH 09?

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