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It's a huge added burden for them that the community will by KeoughCharles05
solve.
Even when EA created rosters, many users would create better, more realistic and accurate rosters, which were easily downloaded and used in the game.
They can easily do the same thing here, and 95% of players would get the same benefit.
It could create a bit of a hassle in online versions, which are far more popular now than they were in 2013. But, easily solved by allowing both users to agree on a different roster, or to use one of the player's rosters.