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Originally Posted by PacMan3000 |
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I understand what you guys are saying, but there's a difference between having opportunities on the field to succeed, and just being a bust...and simply not having attribute ratings imported correctly that limit your chance for success.
For example, Ryan Leaf wasn't a bust because you could equate his arm strength in college to a 95, but when he went into the Pro's it diminished. His accuracy didn't go down once he entered the NFL, either. He was a bust simply because he couldn't hack it. If anything, I'd think an awareness rating should/could diminish, showing off the possibility of a player being a bust. Or maybe a work ethnic attribute. Or in Leaf's case...a maturity attribute rating.
But, Reggie Bush coming from college to the NFL has the same exact skills as he always has. If he's a bust, it's not because of his measurables or combine numbers.
It seems to me, though, that if a guy is a "bust" from the NCAA draft class, it'll be because the ratings have gone down significantly. I do like that to an extent, guys should NOT be rated what they are in college. This is the NFL, and thus a higher level of competition. At the same point, if Calvin Johnson runs a 4.4 40 yard dash, his speed shouldn't be 82 when imported into Madden. That's not showing off him being possibly a bust...that just seems like a import glitch.
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I definately see what you mean, but that's one of the things left in the hands of the AI and ultimately the makers of the game in the way you define it. Who knows if they'll address it further in future versions, but with the way it's set up now, you've obviously gotta look at all the numbers and "roll the dice" like some GMs do which does require some time. Sometimes it works, others it doesn't.
I needed a WR too in my Niners franchise, but wound up doing a bit better than expected (9-7, lost to Panthers in the wild card and had the 23rd overall pick) and missed out on Calvin Johnson so I took a chance on another need position. After looking at all the scouting numbers I settled on Alabama's Ramzee Robinson at CB, and it worked out because he wound up with an 83 overall. I got Steve Breaston (Mich.) in the 2nd round with a mid-70s. Not too bad for a first draft in my eyes.