avoid fumbles ratings

[DolphinFan1]

I realize that the avoid fumbles and avoid interception ratings are now hidden. Has anyone found out a good way to get a read on a player's rating on either of these? Besides waiting a few seasons and finding out they fumble a lot.

[Ben E Lou]

I think the idea is that you don't know how fumble-happy a guy is until you see him in action.

[DolphinFan1]

I guess that's a good and bad thing. As it makes the game more fun but frustrating at the same time. As you draft a stud RB only to see him fumble almost every game at a crucial moment.

[Dutch]

Football is hell. :)

I think this is an attempt by Jim to force folks to put more weight into the actual game stats and stop worrying about the ratings so much.

[DolphinFan1]

I think it's great. Just frustrating as I've found Ronnie Brown and Marty Booker are fumble prone at just the wrong time so far in my SP league.

[Hammer]

You'd think read defense and intelligence would be important for the QB. Haven't looked into it though.

[Leonidas]

**coughs**Ahman Green**coughs**

[fantastic flying froggies]

only problem I have with that is that, when drafting a college graduate, I am sure NFL GMs do have a fumble rating on their scout's assessment...

At the end of the day, what is the difference between a rating for fumbles and a rating for say, hole recognition? none.