Some people like to throw the ball and others like to run it. You just can't make everyone happy. Whether you like, love, or simply enjoy NFL Fever 2000 depends largely on your point of view. In other words, don't watch a Sylvester Stallone movie if you want comedy. NFL Fever weighs in as the lightweight in the computer football world.
Team management takes a back seat to coaching.
Coaching takes a back seat to reading defenses before passing the ball. More than anything else, the ability to knock a player to the turf after gymnastic flips, turns, and pirouettes takes precedence in this wonderfully entertaining game. If you're impressed with style over substance, this may be the best football game ever. If you're bothered by rule inconsistencies and the need to track the statistics of your star linebacker, you won't get much from this game. But for pure arcade fun, eye candy and over the top action, this game scores.