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TheMeat · 07-27-2009, 05:49 PM

Well, it's pretty basic the way I figure it. I noticed that QB and he is indeed very fast but those combines just give you an indication of his bars. So the bars you see when you switch him to RB are the bars he'll have but you have to assume that you'll lose 20-30% off each bar so there's a very likely chance he won't be worth squat as a RB.

Also, speed is important for running backs but so is hole recognition, it is the biggestfactor in their OVR rating. So lets say that he switches with a 50 in hole recognition. he'll probably end up with a 35-40 after the stage runs. This all guess work at best but unless he switches a s a VERY good RB I wouldn't switch him.

07-27-2009, 05:49 PM	#6
TheMeat n00b Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Alberta	Well, it's pretty basic the way I figure it. I noticed that QB and he is indeed very fast but those combines just give you an indication of his bars. So the bars you see when you switch him to RB are the bars he'll have but you have to assume that you'll lose 20-30% off each bar so there's a very likely chance he won't be worth squat as a RB. Also, speed is important for running backs but so is hole recognition, it is the biggestfactor in their OVR rating. So lets say that he switches with a 50 in hole recognition. he'll probably end up with a 35-40 after the stage runs. This all guess work at best but unless he switches a s a VERY good RB I wouldn't switch him. __________________ Owner/GM/Head Coach and Towel Boy for the St. Louis Rams.of the FOWL Owner of the Green Bay Packers of the PFL. First Response Coordinator of Public Relations Disasters for the Balzac Ticklers of the FOOLX. (retired) Owner/GM of the soon to be awesome Fort Worth Fury of the IHOF