FBG Rosters 2014

[williamsa9]

Hey all, as more and more rosters are rolling out for the 2014 season, I sat down and started doing the FBG rosters for 2014 on 360. I just wanted to get on here and let the community know that they are in fact being worked on.

My base roster is TTEA5, by Rondo is God, a great roster with almost every rookie, including portraits. Also most of the contracts are updated thanks to RiG so big props to him on that.

The website for the FBG ratings, in case you haven't heard of it before is
http://www.fbgratings.com/members/index.php

As far as what I'm editing...I'm not editing every single rating because this takes long enough as it is without having to do Man or Zone Coverage ratings for punter and kickers. SO...if it's part of the position then it's rerated, with the exception of defense. The whole defense gets the running back abilities updated(i.e. Trucking, Ball Carrier Vision) because interceptions and fumbles happen.

I hope to have this done in the next few weeks, no promises though, but if anyone would like to help out, I'd gladly take the helping hand.

Teams Completed(will be marked with the team OVR)
AFC
Buffalo Bills
Miami Dolphins
New England Patriots
New York Jets
Baltimore Ravens-81
Cincinnati Bengals-78
Cleveland Browns-78
Pittsburgh Steelers-78
Houston Texans
Indianapolis Colts
Jacksonville Jaguars
Tennessee Titans

NFC
Dallas Cowboys
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions-78
Green Bay Packers-In Progress
Minnesota Vikings-76
Atlanta Falcons-80
Carolina Panthers-81
New Orleans Saints-87
Tampa Bay Buccaneers-78
Arizona Cardinals
St. Louis Rams
San Francisco 49ers
Seattle Seahawks

I will upload a roster with the completed teams if anyone likes, just let me know. Also all depth charts are based off of Ourlads.com. If anyone knows a better source for the depth charts let me know and I'll look into updating those

[tonybologna]

For me, you can just wait til you get finished with all teams before uploading an offline file. Thanks!

[williamsa9]

Quote: Originally Posted by tonybologna

For me, you can just wait til you get finished with all teams before uploading an offline file. Thanks!

No idea how to do the offline files so hopefully someone will be able to hook us up with that!

[azdawgpound]

Quote: Originally Posted by williamsa9

No idea how to do the offline files so hopefully someone will be able to hook us up with that!

u would need a usb flashdrive... then u would have to create a folder and put another folder inside that least that's how u do it for ps3..... then u would have to use a site like mediafire.

[tonybologna]

Quote: Originally Posted by azdawgpound

u would need a usb flashdrive... then u would have to create a folder and put another folder inside that least that's how u do it for ps3..... then u would have to use a site like mediafire.

He doesn't have to use a filehost. He can upload the file directly to the forums in an attachment. He just has to zip the file.

[azdawgpound]

Quote: Originally Posted by tonybologna

He doesn't have to use a filehost. He can upload the file directly to the forums in an attachment. He just has to zip the file.

so 360 is different then ps3? didn't know that I thought both had to use a fd for offline files.

[tonybologna]

Quote: Originally Posted by azdawgpound

so 360 is different then ps3? didn't know that I thought both had to use a fd for offline files.

This has nothing to do with the console or file system. They are certainly different but both PS3 & 360 files can be uploaded to the forums as attachments without using a filehost.

All it takes is a program like WINRAR or WINZIP to zip the files & post as an attachment. You don't need to zip files though when you upload to filehost. You can post the file directly & not zip. That's the main difference!

[azdawgpound]

Quote: Originally Posted by tonybologna

This has nothing to do with the console or file system. They are certainly different but both PS3 & 360 files can be uploaded to the forums as attachments without using a filehost. All it takes is a program like WINRAR or WINZIP to zip the files & post as an attachment. You don't need to zip files though when you upload to filehost. You can post the file directly & not zip. That's the main difference!

oh I never knew that I always just used mediafire.