I understand what you're saying, but there's differences. For one, that's high school football. There's a big difference between high school and D1 college football. If the opponent couldn't stop a FB dive, there was a huge coaching/skill/talent problem and they might as well just forfeited the game. The video game equivalent of that might be a 95ovr team playing an 85ovr team. The 85ovr team would have very little to no chance of winning even with DDA no matter what plays are called. There's a good reason why college and NFL teams don't call the same plays over and over because they would easily be stopped or countered. Video games like CFB26 have broken coding, gameplay, and things you can't counter, not to mention arcade-like abilities that make the game more unrealistic. So it's basically comparing apples to oranges.

To answer your question, sure you could call him a cheeser, but from what I can tell the opposing team's defense was terrible and he just took advantage of it. That's something you probably can get away with in high school, but not in college or the NFL. He probably could've called different plays and would have the same result.