Zero Intelligence

[w24olfpack]

Hey guys

Interesting guy in our PFL draft. Looks to be a solid QB prospect but I've never seen an intelligence of ZERO before on a QB. That said, it's a small number of drafts I've been in, but any idea where this guys will end up?

Will the low intelligence impact his learning curve on formations?

Any feedback appreciated.

[dubb93]

High Sol + Low Int = Very high hidden avoid interceptions rating.

[RedHawk00]

pay attention to Greta's lists, he will likely show up on Greta's Most Careful QB's list.

[Celeval]

Originally Posted by w24olfpack

Will the low intelligence impact his learning curve on formations?

Yes. He will likely be a good 'Avoid Ints' quarterback, but will likely struggle to pick up formations without (or even with) a ton of help in training camp.

[Groo]

Is it more important to have a lot of formations or to have a high avoid interception? With low formations, won't you see a lot more 'familiar' messages?

Anyway, I always assumed, possibly incorrectly (?), that having a lot of formations would outweigh a worse avoid INT rating over the long run...

[Hammer]

You can run an exceptional offense with 8 or 9 formations if you gameplan well. You would have to balance things right out, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing.

We won our first bowl in the vNFL using only 9 formations. QB put up a 119.1 rating, and the ground game was 4th in the league.

Avoid interceptions is more valuable to me for sure.

[MIJB#19]

With a terrible avoid INT rating you don't have to worry about the 'familiar' messages anyway, the opponent's defense will make so many picks, they won't have enough time to get familiar with your offensive playcalling.