Most Important Ratings beside Overall

[loloben]

I think these are the three most important ratings for each position. Please suggest more if you have some suggestions
QB Throw Power, Throw Accuracy, and Speed/Trucking
HB Trucking, Elusiveness, and Speed
WR Catch, Catch in Traffic, and Route Running
TE Catch, Catch in Traffic, and Run Blocking
OL Run Blocking, Pass Blocking, and Strength
DE Power Move, Finesse Move, and Block Shedding
DT Power Move, Strength, and Block Shedding
LB Tackling, Hit Power, and Block Shedding
CB Zone Coverage, Man Coverage, and Play Recogniton
S Zone Coverage, Play Recogniton, and Hit Power

[sniperhare]

I would replace Hit Power with Tackling for safeties, or just add it to the list. Safeties are nothing without the ability to consistently wrap up a tackle, as evidenced on my team by Reggie "Erase the Lead" Nelson.

[DaBallocaust]

The throwing accuracy stat means Nothing. They only keep it in there for computer sims. Look at the SAC, MAC, DAC. those are what matter.

[MCNABB51BOI]

i used to think AWR was the key stat but man on defense this year i just dont know anymore defensively hit power means nothing anymore with the hit stick almost none and void . i would say on defense TAK and ACC

on offense ACC AWR i really dont think in means anything either

[reo]

Speed and acceleration. I even want my quarterbacks, offensive, and defensive linemen to have it. That way they can get to the outside quickly. Yes, I do play it like a video game. I can not help it. I've tried playing this game realistic for over 15 years. I've had enough. I use everything to my advantage. I figure it'll get noticed by someone and reported. If I want realism, I turn to Front Office Football or NFL Head Coach. Yes, I play those games a lot more often. Cheers.

[football5680]

Quote: Originally Posted by loloben

I think these are the three most important ratings for each position. Please suggest more if you have some suggestions QB Throw Power, Throw Accuracy, and Speed/Trucking HB Trucking, Elusiveness, and Speed WR Catch, Catch in Traffic, and Route Running TE Catch, Catch in Traffic, and Run Blocking OL Run Blocking, Pass Blocking, and Strength DE Power Move, Finesse Move, and Block Shedding DT Power Move, Strength, and Block Shedding LB Tackling, Hit Power, and Block Shedding CB Zone Coverage, Man Coverage, and Play Recogniton S Zone Coverage, Play Recogniton, and Hit Power

QB- speed/trucking doesn't matter
RB- good
WR-good
TE- run blocking i don't care about add speed
OL- good
DE- minus power add speed
DT-good
LB- speed minus hit power
CB- good
S- minus hit power add speed.

[TNT713]

Overall ratings are never important....

Later

[Meast21Forever]

i'd say release/beating press is a very important rating for WRs. devin thomas is only 88 overall and b potential, but after year one he goes to 99 on release. dexter mccluster will be a better overall than him by year 4, but his release is so low, it's difficult making him a primary receiver.

just sayin...