Do you guys think players should progress/regress on a week by week basis? For example, lets say you have a 90 OVR RB run for 20 yards on 10 carries. After the week is over, he will dip to an 89 (+1, -1, or even no increase to avoid crazy progression/regressions from occuring).
The reason I say this is because some players come out of nowhere and become pro prospects (like Tony Pike) and others were highly regarded and went nowhere (like Tommy Blake).
IMO, this would add strategy to your dynasty. Here's a simple example, lets say you have 2 QB's in your depth chart:
QB#1- 82 OVR Senior (RS)
QB#2- 77 OVR Freshman
If after 6-7 games, your senior drops down to a 77 because he is not cutting it, you may be tempted to try out your Freshman. However, doing so may harm your 2nd QB's developement (as he may also go down). Some may pull the trigger and make the switch while others would stick to their senior since the season may be lost anyways. I would love to make those kind of decisions.
The reason I say this is because some players come out of nowhere and become pro prospects (like Tony Pike) and others were highly regarded and went nowhere (like Tommy Blake).
IMO, this would add strategy to your dynasty. Here's a simple example, lets say you have 2 QB's in your depth chart:
QB#1- 82 OVR Senior (RS)
QB#2- 77 OVR Freshman
If after 6-7 games, your senior drops down to a 77 because he is not cutting it, you may be tempted to try out your Freshman. However, doing so may harm your 2nd QB's developement (as he may also go down). Some may pull the trigger and make the switch while others would stick to their senior since the season may be lost anyways. I would love to make those kind of decisions.
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