A way to represent that more realistically might be forcing users

A way to represent that more realistically might be forcing users to  cut down on the types of formations and play options they have to choose from in a given game. If you're faced with one team that is excellent at defending outside zone runs One week, you may decide to incorporate additional outside zone run plays within your game strategy.

This could be a strategy to enhance the effectiveness of your coach's team. Being able to hire a better-rated coordinator may enable you to add more games into the game plan each week. A low-rated assistant might limit your play-calling choices.

I really like the addition of halftime adjustments. this idea could carry over to my system I'm proposing.

You can make adjustments to your selection of plays depending on the information you're getting from the defense in the first half. The quantity of plays you're able to alter will be contingent on the strengths of your coaching staff.

If, for instance, you've got Jon Gruden as your head coach, you'll be able to create a plethora of games going into the week, but your ability to  alter that selection during the game is limited. You can also eliminate your entire game plan if Bill Belichick is in the game, or in the fake version.