Injured players becoming injury prone?

[Richie71]

Has anyone noticed this? My young QB is rated something like 89 for INJ and TGH so should be fairly sturdy, and was in his first few years. Despite the ratings now lowering, he has become very injury prone - played about six games last season and injured early in the first game of a new season. I noticed in the ratings descriptions, toughness says something about ability to avoid being re-injured after injury.

Nice touch if it's real, however frustrating it might be.

[Raindragon]

Quote: Originally Posted by Richie71

Has anyone noticed this? My young QB is rated something like 89 for INJ and TGH so should be fairly sturdy, and was in his first few years. Despite the ratings now lowering, he has become very injury prone - played about six games last season and injured early in the first game of a new season. I noticed in the ratings descriptions, toughness says something about ability to avoid being re-injured after injury. Nice touch if it's real, however frustrating it might be.

I know in the past you typically lose points from toughness each time you are injured.

[BlackGoldSaints25]

Which is how it should be

[kcchiefs1984]

Certain positions get hurt frequently, qb one of them , while others never get hurt, such as lineman.

[Mr. Hanky]

In my 3rd season in CCM offline and each year i've lost my starting QB for at least 6 weeks. I seem to get a lot of broken clavicles. The injuries appear to be excessive league wide. The Ravens have like 12 guys out, all of them with fractures. I turned the injury slider down to 10 so hopefully that helps.

[Aggie Jon]

I noticed that Calvin Johnson declined in my connected franchise drastically after he was injured in real life. I noticed the very same thing with Patrick Willis after he was injured in real life. Adrian Peterson was not injured but suspended...He Declined bigtime after our first connected franchise. MF was useless after the second season. So, In answer to your question....Yes...I believe EA causes players who are injured in real life to decline significantly.

[Aggie Jon]

OOPS...I guess I answered a question no one asked..but it obvious to me that EA does what I described above to Real Life players. If they are injured in real life...they are way more likely to be injured in game as well as cause stat decline even if they arent injured in game. I have not noticed any CPU generated players being more injury prone after an initial injury.

[Parkeryu]

I actually found exactly the same matter by using Patrick Willis just after he has been harmed in person.