So, I got the menus to speak correctly now.  Now I'm trying to tackle adjusting graphics settings.  My PC seems to be able to run things fairly well, but I notice occasional issues, and quite frankly, I don't need the extra graphics anyway (I am totally blind).  The main problem that I am noticing at the moment is that OCR does not tell you what's highlighted, so it's hard to determine where you actually are in a given menu.  Any thoughts on that issue?

Well, I got my graphics settings figured out, and my PC is running the game fine now.  No stutters, no lags.  My next question is in terms of layout.  Are all of the menus and other areas laid out the same way they are on console?  In other words, are menus in the same places that they would be on console, and are things inside of the menus in the same order that they would be on console?  This isn't quite as important for main menus and menus within settings, franchise, etc., as we can use OCR to try to figure out differences.  However, this would become especially important in terms of the screen that comes up between plays, as well as playbooks.  If Addolis does get playbooks completed, I believe that he's basing his information off of a console (I'm not positive, but I think he's using an Xbox 1), so the information he gets from there would need to be the same on PC, and that's why I'm asking whether things match.  OCR seems to absolutely suck when trying to read the screen where you choose plays and such.  I gotta repeat, it absolutely sucks.  You get jibberish with the occasional understandable word.  Hopefully one day OCR technology will improve, but for now it looks like there's no way that I can see to figure out plays and the like without sighted assistance, unless someone has figured out how to decipher the jibberish.

Re: playbooks.  when you're on offense, you can do the following:
press circle/b/whatev the pc version is a few times.
Go down three times and press A/X/the select option button.

This will put you in the play type screen; you can scroll right and left between run, pass, and special teams.

If you scroll up and down, you will cycle between quick pass, medium pass, shotgun, play action, and hail merry i think.  I'm not sure what the run/special teams are (I know it's inside then outside run, the verry bottom one is fullback runs for short yardage).

It's been a while since I've looked at them, but that is an option.  You may not know what play you're doing, but you'll know if it's a quick pass or a bomb down field!

I believe console and pc menu items are the same, too.

I love that a big game development company is actually taking accessibility seriously.  For that reason alone I will support them.  That being said, there are definitely things that need improvement.  The sound that let's us know settings are being turned on or off should be put back.  Honestly, I have no idea why that was removed.  All menus should be narrated.  If Mr. Coachman is unable or unwilling to do it, then it is possible to pass the information to narrator so that they can be read that way.  This way we aren't fighting to decipher OCR when it decides to come out with unintelligible or extemporaneous nonsense.  Two other huge things in my opinion that need fixing are directly related to in-game play.  First, play calling.  Those screens need to be narrated, either by a human, or if they are unwilling to do that, then by narrator.  It's just that simple.  We need access to be able to call our own plays and not have to rely on the game to do it for us.  As it stands now, we can pick plays by type, i.e., run, pass, etc., but we don't know what actual play within that type we're choosing.  Same goes for using the suggested play.  So if I pick a run, I get the haptic feedback telling me it's a run.  That's all well and good, but I have no idea what play actually got chosen, and I have no idea whether it's a play to the left, to the middle, or to the right, meaning that I don't know which way to run the ball.  Plus, add some haptic feedback so that, sort of like lining up for a field goal, when I feel no vibration, I know I should run up the field, and when I feel vibration, I know I need to try to move out of the way of a defender.  Passing has a two-fold issue.  First, knowing how many receivers are running routes in a given play.  As it stands now, we can choose a pass, and we're told that it is a pass, but we have no information about how many receivers are actually in the play, or which buttons are assigned to them.  Allowing the play call screens to be read would solve at least part of that, since we'd be able to know what formation we chose.  The second issue in passing is that we can't tell who is open.  We have no idea what receiver to throw to or when to throw, so it's all just guessing.  I understand the passing/catching mechanics, but none of that matters if I can't tell who's open.  This could be solved by haptic feedback.  My suggestion is this.  Let's say you pick a pass, and there are 4 receivers that run routes, assigned to buttons A, B, X, and Y.  After you snap the ball, if button A's receiver comes open, have one tap of vibration from the controller, two quick taps for button B, 3 for X, and 4 for Y.  In this way, we would know which receiver was open.  If those things get solved, actually playing a game would be much easier.

If Addolis does manage to get playbooks completed, that will help hugely with play calling until EA figures it out.  It won't help with determining who's open, but it's a start at least.  It will at least allow us to know which way the play we're choosing should be run, and how many receivers are in a given pass play.  I hope he's all right and that nothing bad has happened, or that he hasn't just totally given up on the project, as his YouTube channel has been silent for a while, and he has not responded to any of the last several posts on this thread.  Hopefully he's just taking a break and will be back.  If something bad has come up, or if he's just decided to throw in the towel for now, I would be willing to try to help, but the problem is that I don't have access to sighted help easily.  My girlfriend is blind, and my neighbors aren't easily available for something like this that would take several weeks to complete.

So, some somewhat good news...OCR can sort of read plays and formations.  And it can also read well enough to be able to actually pick the team you want in exhibition mode.  I did some experimenting last night, and it is possible to get a general idea of things on some screens.  Instead of choosing play by type, it is also possible to choose play by concept, personnel, and formation.  The formations don't always read the best, but it's possible to figure it out.  When choosing plays by concept, you can choose things like sweep, option, etc., which opens up other plays to you.  Underneath whatever you choose you can see play names.  The only tricky thing is knowing which button maps to which play you're choosing.  But this is encouraging at least.  And if Addolis is no longer able to, or has for some reason decided to not pursue further accessibility videos and/or guides, then I will see what I can do going forward.  I can't guarantee speed, as acquiring the sighted assistance needed will be challenging, but I will do my best.  What I really wish is that I had the ability to directly contact EA's accessibility team to discuss things, but that apparently is not possible.  This could be solved much easier if EA would simply pass all in-game text to narrator, which is actually possible.  I don't see why that's not done, since it's got to be less of a hassle than having a human do voiceovers of the options, i.e., the way they did it in the main menu.  And it would allow for any in-game text to be read, intcluding pre-play adjustments on offense and defense before snap of the ball such as audibles, or defensive adjustments like shading down or back, changing coverages, etc., without the hassle of having to take a human's time to do it.  Sort of seems like a no-brainer, but hey, what the hell do I know anyway?

I knew that it came out on XB and PC, I didn't know it was out on PS as well.  Although Sony does have TTS, at least in U.S. consoles, so it could be passed through to TTS there also.

hi JLove
where I can buy pc version?
and how turn on
accessible menu?

Addolis,
Please send anything that you have completed in terms of menus and playbooks.
One thing that I hate within games is that we cannot adjust our roster or substitutions.  We can't choose who starts, or when players get subbed, and which personnel gets subbed in when we please, because OCR can't read rosters.  I've gotten better at passing as time has gone on, but what I don't like is that I can't figure out how to target a specific receiver when I want to, because the routes seem to be run by different receivers, even when you run the same pass play.  For example, if I'm using the Panthers, and I run a slant pass play, sometimes the receiver on A might be Smith, other times, though, it's Moore, and sometimes it's Thomas, and you just never know, and it changes even if you run the exact same play.  I expect it to change when running different pass plays, but not if I run the same play 3 times, the receivers should be the same each time, and they're not.  Not sure what's going on there.  Same thing happens with runs.  I pick a running play, and McCaffrey gets the ball.  Fine.  If I pick that very same play again, though, Anderson might get the ball.  This makes no sense to me, and it's a little confusing.  What if I didn't want Anderson carrying the ball?  I should be able to control that.  Also, we need to be able to control our offensive and defensive lines pre-snap.  We need to be able to shift our lines, or press cover, shade down, or drop back if we want to.  Or assign our RB to block for us instead of running a pass route, things like that.  As for posting in the accessibility forum, I have done that.  However, I'm not sure whether those are even being read, since I've gotten absolutely no response, and I posted like 2 weeks ago.
OCR actually does well with the trainer.  I was able to do a whole training thing with it.  But there are places it absolutely sucks, especially within franchise mode, and it doesn't read rosters or depth charts worth a damn.

Oh, I thought you said you could send what you had so far in a previous post, but maybe I misunderstood. Is there a way to change who gets autosubbed, and in what situations subs occur?  The one thing I do know is that the lack of response on the accessibility forum is discouraging.  I hope that EA hasn't decided to stop pursuing accessibility.

I sort of feel like EA did half of a job, and is just leaving us floundering to do the rest.  I hope they haven't decided to stop pursuing accessibility, but the lack of response on the accessibility forums is not encouraging.  So hopefully we can figure it out in the end if they're not willing to.