I have two questions that nobody can seem to answer regarding traits.
The first one is simple....Has anyone ever drafted (auto-generated) an offensive skill position player (QB, RB, WR, TE) that has the High Motor trait? This seems to be an important trait that the real players like Derrick Henry, CMC, and others have. But yet I have never seen High Motor trait on any auto-generated folks aside from Linemen and Defensive players.
Second question. In the main menu edit roster screen, you can pull up a player's traits and see that some players have the "clutch" trait. (not the superstar ability). Certainly some auto-drafted players would have this in franchise mode but there is no way to see if that is the case. Is there a player note in scouting or perhaps even a comment in the news feed that would indicate a player has this trait? If not, I guess I can understand why they would not and keep it secret because we would try to hoard all of those players... You can definitely tell it is impactful, especially watching Patrick Peterson play in cpu vs cpu. He constantly makes big plays in crucial moments.
The first one is simple....Has anyone ever drafted (auto-generated) an offensive skill position player (QB, RB, WR, TE) that has the High Motor trait? This seems to be an important trait that the real players like Derrick Henry, CMC, and others have. But yet I have never seen High Motor trait on any auto-generated folks aside from Linemen and Defensive players.
Second question. In the main menu edit roster screen, you can pull up a player's traits and see that some players have the "clutch" trait. (not the superstar ability). Certainly some auto-drafted players would have this in franchise mode but there is no way to see if that is the case. Is there a player note in scouting or perhaps even a comment in the news feed that would indicate a player has this trait? If not, I guess I can understand why they would not and keep it secret because we would try to hoard all of those players... You can definitely tell it is impactful, especially watching Patrick Peterson play in cpu vs cpu. He constantly makes big plays in crucial moments.
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