My first 100/100 QB

[stevew]

In my current career as the Lions, I've been trying to primarily build through the draft, and limiting myself to FA's, etc. After about 10-12 middling seasons, I finally spotted Rich Wilson, the QB of a lifetime in the draft(like all red combines). Uncharacteristically, we weren't picking in the top 10 that year, so I ended up trading 3 #1s and 2 elite young players(3rd year DE 70/70ish, former 5th overall pick, and a 3rd year 65/65 WR i grabbed at the beginning of the 2nd round)

Anyways, after a couple boom training camps, dude is now 99/99 and was even 100/100 for a bit(of course I can't find that image capture, go figure :) ).

Only bad thing, is that Wilson only knew 6 formations his rookie year, but has progressed to now knowing 10. The lack of the 3 WR formations has created some monster stats for my 2 gazelles.

For my best(and sadly declining) WR season, I doubt a 193T/136R/2244yd/22TD season is a record or anything, but it's probably the best single season WR performance I've ever had.

In his 6th season, Wilson posted a 399/567, 5330 yd, 54td/9Int season for a rating of 125. Sadly my stud receivers are aging, so I'm going to have to find some studs quickly if I want Wilson to smash every passing record I've seen.

And thankfully FOF2k7 is a bit forgiving on major injuries. Wilson tore his ACL his 2nd season, which in the past would have probably ended his career.

[stevew]

Here are the team stats for my latest season. Sure we were pass heavy, but I'd say we still ran a fair amount of the time.

[zullojer]

thanks for sharing. I guess this shows size doesn't play much into things. He's only 6'1"

[stevew]

Of course we went all Patriots in the Superbowl, finishing at 18-doh.

[Cringer]

His timing sucks, I would have to pass on him. ;)

A joke, but it is one of the ratings I like high. Different ways to skin a cat though.

[stevew]

Now that he knows 12 formations he is spreading the ball out too much. I really need to find another 100 route runner. And I couldn't afford to keep Chike Okeafor on as OC. We've thrown for 600 or so less yards the past two years in roughly the same attempts.

[stevew]

One of the best computer generated names I've seen.

[Stokes36]

Brilliant name. lol

[TheMeat]

Hah, nice.

[Razzlam]

Best CB I ever seen(far as big red bars anyway). I was horrible the prior season and was able to draft him: As you can see, he is PERPETUALLY injured, but at least he looks great on my roster!!!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v635/Razzlam/Doyle.jpg

[Mo.Raider]

I know this is an old thread, but I recently began a career in FoF2K7 and gave up a ton to jump up and grab a qb. I gambled and I think I won. :) He is rated at 100/100 in every category except scrambling frequency and kick holding where he is rated 58/100 and 96/100 respectively. I didn't know they would ever be rated that high. He is also only beginning his second year.

Has anyone had one with 100/100 in all categories?

[aston217]

His timing sucks, I would have to pass on him. ;)

A joke, but it is one of the ratings I like high. Different ways to skin a cat though.

Hm. I have noticed a number of subpar/mediocre QBs with very high (80-100) timing ratings come from the draft. Maybe I'm focusing on just one trait, but it doesn't seem to be a good indication of a quality player...although it's nice to have, sure. How rough was that first year?

[Dave Hansen]

Years ago I started a SP league with the 1960 historical rosters.

I did a first year draft and got Bart Starr at 100/100 with the first pick!

[surlyc]

One of the best computer generated names I've seen.This made me laugh, having just looked at a team in my league and seen...

[garion333]

Considering he was drafted in the 7th round and got over $4 million, I'd say that's a misnomer if there ever was one. ;)

[redfox000]

Considering he was drafted in the 7th round and got over $4 million, I'd say that's a misnomer if there ever was one. ;)

Well, for 2038 who knows.

[garion333]

Well, for 2038 who knows.

Yup, I kinda missed that fact. ;)