I'm already thinking of a couple ideas they need to work on mostly pertaining to connected franchise drafting

It's need to be harder to avoid busts when drafting people in connected franchise. Like this year people can just look at intangibles to find a good player, they need to make scouting harder. They need more faces in the made up players. Like when you draft a player it's not uncommon to find up to like 10 people on a draft who look exactly the same. Sophomore slumps should be more common in drafted players. They need to work on WR's getting open to be a lot harder, I shouldn't be able to draft a 77 rating Tavon Austin and have him to be able to get open just as well as a 99 rating Calvin Johnson More realistic prospects, maybe rare athletic freaks, you don't see those anymore or they're entirely common. Like it never happens to find a once in a generation player like Randy Moss, but after a couple seasons I can find like 20 different linebackers who are freaks. Like I can almost never find a DT with a 90 strength rating. They can't find a balance with draft prospects athleticism. There should be players who actually have major setbacks for some seasons, kind of like Doug Martin or a JPP who WERE monsters then just haven't returned to their previous state. And I also personally really enjoyed the old draft classes like in 25, it made the stories unique and I actually followed/remembered draft prospects now it's rare that I remember any of the draftees besides the ones on my team. They also need to improve free agency so I can look at the stats of the player I'm trying to sign.

Any other suggestions?