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What level? Rookie, Pro, All-Pro, or All- Madden?
Think about it this way. I'm making this up, so don't take it as gospel, but this is sort of what to expect.
Given a players' stats, on Rooke level, the same player will be -15% on their base stats. You move up and it's say -10% on their stats, etc, etc, etc... In short, playing on the lower levels, you will crush the CPU once you learn the game. If you want to stop crushing the CPU, increase the level.