Heisman seems bugged?

I've played far too many games already and overall I am having a good time with the game, but I've noticed a few things on Heisman that are hurting the overall experience.

1st, the QB logic has them throwing underneath way too quickly. Often before the play has had a chance to develop and the pass rush isn’t causing them to throw early either. This leads to two frustrating issues. QBs will be 21 of 23 for 155 yards and the CPU offense will be less effective due to their reluctance to push the ball downfield.

You can essentially call plays to stop the run and be aggressive underneath and it'll stop their offense because they still force it underneath and don't throw downfield even when dared to.

On top of all of that, they are even doing it on Hail Mary plays. I've had 3-4 games end now where the CPU throws the quick out for a 4 yard gain on the final play of the game. Again, they're throwing this early before the WRs get downfield on the Hail Mary play and way before my 3-man rush has even had a chance to do anything on the play.

2nd, CPU aggression isn't there on Heisman. They kick every 4th down no matter what unless it's an end of game scenario. Literally. I've probably played 140 or more quarters on Heisman now and they kick every single 4th down.

Ironically, I jumped down to All American for one test game and played defense only. In the 2.5 quarters that I played the CPU went for it on 4th down 2 separate times. One was even 4th and 5 from around my 40 yard line. The fact that they have this aggression on AA but not Heisman has me feeling Heisman is bugged at the moment.

Heisman is where I would expect the CPU to be its most aggressive and realistic. I woukd expect Heisman QBs to push the ball downfield at realistic rates. I would expect the CPU offense on Heisman to be going for it on 4th down most often in more realistic scenarios. It's the opposite currently and why I think something is up.

I hope these issues can be looked at. They're hurting what is an otherwise very good game on the field.