DO Conflicts really play a big role?

[Easy Mac]

I am just wondering how big a role these things play in the game. I ask because my new starting QB has a strong conflict with my top WR. However, in 1 game so far (small sample), the two hooked up for 12 passes and 124 yards. I'm just wondering if this is something that always has a huge impact, or if it can be something that can mostly be overlooked?

http://fc.furman.edu/~christopher.mason/untitled1.JPG

I also just noticed that my QB is from NC. I wonder if playing close to home can have a positive impact on a player as well. I can't beleive this kid is already idolized.

[tucker342]

I have no idea. But good god that kid has a lot of potential!

[SnowMan]

Holy crap I'd love a Rookie like that...

[DolphinFan1]

I think I read somewhere that the conflict would probably come into play if the receiver didn't get enough balls to him. Kind of like Keyshaun, just throw me the damn ball.

[mauchow]

Yeah but look.. a 40 for kick holding.. Sorry doesn't cut it for me.

[mckerney]

This QB seems alright, though currently a little too turn over prone for my offense

http://www.digitalstar.com/mckerney/images/194213.JPG