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  • pmurray20
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    • Apr 2011
    • 1370

    #31
    Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

    Originally posted by lasto
    Is this real? I have never heard of this, how big is he?

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    yea he's 6'3 215lbs lol just played super bowl against another user and he caught 7 passes with about 200 yards after catch because he's fastest player on field but can't return a kick without dropping it lol
    Go Bucks!!

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    • althor
      Rookie
      • Sep 2015
      • 291

      #32
      Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

      Originally posted by lasto
      This is a guy I would think about making an RB simply because of the unreal advantage he would have. Depending on size and strength of course.

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      No doubt he would be my HB. All my speed backs are actually WRs made HBs. The fastest HBs I have seen in the draft are 4.46, there will be no Chris Johnson's in the future of Madden.

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      • pmurray20
        MVP
        • Apr 2011
        • 1370

        #33
        Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

        Originally posted by althor
        No doubt he would be my HB. All my speed backs are actually WRs made HBs. The fastest HBs I have seen in the draft are 4.46, there will be no Chris Johnson's in the future of Madden.
        Todd gurley in year 4 for me is my running back at 91 overall or I would
        Go Bucks!!

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        • Datninja619
          MVP
          • Jul 2012
          • 1918

          #34
          Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

          Originally posted by Traltixx17
          got this guy this morning easily the best player I have drafted projected 3rd round but I took him very early because of his 4.35 40

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          He looks a little similar to my guy. My QB is just super fragile lol. Tried moving him to running back. I cringe after every tackle.



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          • lasto
            Rookie
            • Feb 2014
            • 139

            #35
            Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

            Really enjoying the posts so far, it seems that QB has provided the biggest "freaks." I just completed my second draft and wanted to share a few notes. Based on what everyone has said and my experience, you are never going to get an RB faster than 4.45ish, so if you want speed you have to convert a WR. Through three classes I have also never seen a WR taller than 6'4" or a TE faster than mid 80s. CBs seem to be the most over powered with 5 or 6 having 95 or better speed and a large chunk having 80+ strength. This makes them prime candidates to be moved to other positions. I have also seen a number of DTs with amazing agility and acceleration. From the O line, I have seen a few 95 strength guys, but that is about it.

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            • imraged
              Rookie
              • Jun 2008
              • 156

              #36
              Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

              Probably the biggest thing I've noticed is that there are very few, if any, elite edge rushing prospects. If you find a really good OLB he's gonna be a tampa 2 guy most likely. Most of the top DEs are 5 techs and they're underwhelming compared to other positions.

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              • lasto
                Rookie
                • Feb 2014
                • 139

                #37
                Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

                Originally posted by imraged
                Probably the biggest thing I've noticed is that there are very few, if any, elite edge rushing prospects. If you find a really good OLB he's gonna be a tampa 2 guy most likely. Most of the top DEs are 5 techs and they're underwhelming compared to other positions.
                I would definitely agree with those so far. I usually find one, maybe two guys with b+ finesse moved and their strength is always in the 60s

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                • scoobyskyline3
                  Rookie
                  • Jan 2011
                  • 377

                  #38
                  Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

                  Originally posted by lasto
                  Really enjoying the posts so far, it seems that QB has provided the biggest "freaks." I just completed my second draft and wanted to share a few notes. Based on what everyone has said and my experience, you are never going to get an RB faster than 4.45ish, so if you want speed you have to convert a WR. Through three classes I have also never seen a WR taller than 6'4" or a TE faster than mid 80s. CBs seem to be the most over powered with 5 or 6 having 95 or better speed and a large chunk having 80+ strength. This makes them prime candidates to be moved to other positions. I have also seen a number of DTs with amazing agility and acceleration. From the O line, I have seen a few 95 strength guys, but that is about it.

                  WR-RB is the only way you will get a true speed back i see, but how are the Wr's elusiveness,juke+spin and carry skills compared to RBs fresh out of the draft? Im still thinking this would be a great position change as his catching should be extremely high and you can sub him as hb slot or hb wr plays

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                  • imraged
                    Rookie
                    • Jun 2008
                    • 156

                    #39
                    Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

                    And of course as soon as I post that I get this guy.

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                    • lasto
                      Rookie
                      • Feb 2014
                      • 139

                      #40
                      Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

                      Originally posted by scoobyskyline3
                      WR-RB is the only way you will get a true speed back i see, but how are the Wr's elusiveness,juke+spin and carry skills compared to RBs fresh out of the draft? Im still thinking this would be a great position change as his catching should be extremely high and you can sub him as hb slot or hb wr plays
                      uploadfromtaptalk1445259485627.png Agreed. This guy is one I converted from WR to hb, the only stat I have improved so far is carrying, the rest he possessed as a WR: 97 spd, 98 agility, 95 acceleration with 97 juke, 87 elusiveness and 86 spin with 80s in the catching categories. Idk if this is always a viable strategy, but for this guy in particular he had an overall true talent lower than his projection so I let another team draft him, but made note of who did so I could find him later. After a rookie year for the saints in which he caught 4 passes, I was able to scoop him up in a cheap trade. I converged him to RB and he is currently leading the NFL in rushing.

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                      • Datninja619
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                        • Jul 2012
                        • 1918

                        #41
                        Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

                        Originally posted by lasto
                        [ATTACH]109412[/ATTACH] Agreed. This guy is one I converted from WR to hb, the only stat I have improved so far is carrying, the rest he possessed as a WR: 97 spd, 98 agility, 95 acceleration with 97 juke, 87 elusiveness and 86 spin with 80s in the catching categories. Idk if this is always a viable strategy, but for this guy in particular he had an overall true talent lower than his projection so I let another team draft him, but made note of who did so I could find him later. After a rookie year for the saints in which he caught 4 passes, I was able to scoop him up in a cheap trade. I converged him to RB and he is currently leading the NFL in rushing.

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                        Dear gawd. He must have played RB on college. The ball carrier vision is what jumps out at me and makes me think that. How's his injury and toughness though?

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                        • lasto
                          Rookie
                          • Feb 2014
                          • 139

                          #42
                          Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

                          Originally posted by Datninja619
                          Dear gawd. He must have played RB on college. The ball carrier vision is what jumps out at me and makes me think that. How's his injury and toughness though?

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                          He definitely came out as a WR, but I know what you mean that 88 BCV is the highest on my team I believe--do you know what effect this has for a user controlled player?

                          His injury is 82 and toughness 84. He is averaging about 23 carries a game with about 3-5 receptions mixed in so far and hasn't been injured, although I am very concerned about it. I think his 94 stamina helps a little, but I plan to upgrade it.

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                          • Datninja619
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                            • Jul 2012
                            • 1918

                            #43
                            Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

                            Originally posted by lasto
                            He definitely came out as a WR, but I know what you mean that 88 BCV is the highest on my team I believe--do you know what effect this has for a user controlled player?

                            His injury is 82 and toughness 84. He is averaging about 23 carries a game with about 3-5 receptions mixed in so far and hasn't been injured, although I am very concerned about it. I think his 94 stamina helps a little, but I plan to upgrade it.

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                            I mean before the draft he probably converted to WR or played a Tavon Austin/Harvin role. Wish prospects were more personal once in the NFL.

                            But BCV is VERY important for running backs. A high BCV RB makes those sudden jukes or spins in the hole automatically. So instead of running into the back of a lineman, your RB will automatically jump cut around him.

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                            • althor
                              Rookie
                              • Sep 2015
                              • 291

                              #44
                              Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

                              Originally posted by Datninja619
                              Dear gawd. He must have played RB on college. The ball carrier vision is what jumps out at me and makes me think that. How's his injury and toughness though?

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                              It seems to me most are like that. WRs have amazing BCV Elusiveness Juke Spin etc.

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                              • lasto
                                Rookie
                                • Feb 2014
                                • 139

                                #45
                                Re: Madden 16 CFM Draft: Biggest Freaks/Studs/Gems in

                                Originally posted by Datninja619
                                I mean before the draft he probably converted to WR or played a Tavon Austin/Harvin role. Wish prospects were more personal once in the NFL.

                                But BCV is VERY important for running backs. A high BCV RB makes those sudden jukes or spins in the hole automatically. So instead of running into the back of a lineman, your RB will automatically jump cut around him.

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                                Agreed, it would be nice if there was a little back story.

                                So even if the player is user controlled it will trigger these automatically? The weird thing has been learning how to run with him after being used to running with todd Gurley. I need to learn how to win with speed. So far he has a ton of 8-17 yard runs but nothing over 20 yards, it seems everytime I bust one to the outside or juke the safety, someone dives and trips me. In general I struggle running on the perimeter and getting this guy in space, any suggestions in thar regard in terms of good plays to run are appreciated.

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