Storyline Draft Classes (Spoilers)

[innet7]

Quote: Originally Posted by LFC Jet

That generally makes scouting sound cool, When do you do your scouting at the end of the season or through out the season?

I, personally, prefer to scout during the offseason/end of the season. Follow the storyline players through the season. Worry about scouting after you have enough points. I also tend to go through and just scout the scheme of the players I'm interested in during the season. I think scheme cost maybe 50-100. Its not a high price at all. Then when the end of the season nears or during the offseason, I really hit scouting hard.

[Nate.Walton1]

Same, I keep an eye on how players are rising or falling through the year. But I wait till I have 30k+ points, and also scout RIGHT before the draft. That way there is no surprises lol

[MuchToLearn]

Quote: Originally Posted by Nate.Walton1

Same, I keep an eye on how players are rising or falling through the year. But I wait till I have 30k+ points, and also scout RIGHT before the draft. That way there is no surprises lol

the storyline pretty much spells it out for you

ie: in my twin Penn State dominant LB class.. there was a TE Speedy Bales who started off as a can't miss prospect but ended up falling thru the year, horrible combine and projected as a 4th rd pick

i love how the storylines play out personally and even more curious how DRAFT DAY unfolds..

for example.. "Storyline Players" are not always the 1st pick/etc.. things change on team needs/position/etc

the "stories" are most definitely dynamic

[LFC Jet]

I myself life to save my points till the end of the season, that way nothing can change as a few have already said.

any news on a roster update looking forward to starting my jets game.

[MrSerendipity]

I devote most of my scouting to the Off-Season, right before the draft. But I will scout all of the storyline players when I first hear of them. Not much, just dumping the typical 1500 points into their overall. That way I know I'll have them on my "Scouted" list if they end up falling in the draft. I typically like to take at least one storyline player a year.

[misterbrister]

Quote: Originally Posted by innet7

Any tips on the draft with the QB and LT from Missouri? Coming to the end of my season and was wondering if anyone wants to recommend any players. I also read that there's a problem with this draft, if anyone wants to explain that would be great too! Thanks

I'm in that same draft. Will let you know if I find any gems. I think the main storyline guys will be gone by the time I pick in the 20's.

[goh]

Did anyone take that Shady Monroe guy and switch him to a TE? Sounds like he'd be pretty great there.

[imskykid]

Quote: Originally Posted by goh

Did anyone take that Shady Monroe guy and switch him to a TE? Sounds like he'd be pretty great there.

I wanted to but unfortunately you can't change the positions of wide receivers... even say a HB you move to WR, you can't move him back to HB. Really a bummer.

What sucks even worse... Shady Monroe got a serious injury late in his rookie year and retired. Traded up to take him 1st OVR