Is it possible?

[arein0]

Quick question. Have any of you guys seen an unedited red shirt junior running back with 97 speed 96 strength 95 agility 99 acceleration 99 break tackle 98 trucking 97 elusiveness 95 ball carrier vision 96 stiff arm and spin move and 95 juke? I'm asking this because the commish of my OD has this guy and I would like to know if it is possible before calling him a cheater. Thanks

[The JareBear]

I've seen somewhat close to that but never that combo of speed and break tackle. What is his tendency? How far along is the dynasty?

[arein0]

We are in year 2019. Normally he is pass happy but he changed teams and switched to only running the ball last year. I've never seen anywhere close to the speed and strength combo, not to mention this running back is the strongest player in the NCAA this year.

[JrueToTheGame]

You can stop at strength. There is no way in heck he has a 96 strength running back, because the Running backs strength rating barely progresses. I see no way this is legit to be honest unless somehow the player was switched from a different position, but even then...

[The JareBear]

Jeez, I didn't even notice the strength. That's way suspicious. I have seen a great power back come in with 84 strength but he only started with 89 speed. Something very fishy. That is pretty dumb on his part.

[jello1717]

Quote: Originally Posted by JrueToTheGame

You can stop at strength. There is no way in heck he has a 96 strength running back, because the Running backs strength rating barely progresses. I see no way this is legit to be honest unless somehow the player was switched from a different position, but even then...

This is what I was thinking. Assuming he edited his guy he might've been able to get away with this if he didn't boost his STR. The only way for a HB to have great STR is if he were an ATH, but then as a HB his STR isn't gonna progress like that.

In past years the bench press rating for recruits has been a direct map for a recruit's STR and this is also true in '14. Here's the chart that '14 uses:



In my current (2019) recruiting class the top 31 strongest recruits (by bench) are all on the line (3 DTs and the rest OL). Their bench ranges from 480 to 455 which is a STR from 88 to 84. The strongest HB recruit has 80 STR and the strongest, non-250+ ATH has 79 STR.

There's no way that a legit HB could get to 96 STR.

[RonNewman75]

Can you post the rest of that chart?

[jello1717]

Quote: Originally Posted by RonNewman75

Can you post the rest of that chart?

SPD	STR	BTK/TKL	RBK/TCK	
40	BNCH	SQT-S	SQT-L	Rating
4.24				99
4.26				98
4.28				97
4.3				96
4.32	515			95
4.34	510			94
4.36	505			93
4.38	500	410	720	92
4.4	495	405	715	91
4.42	490	400	705	90
4.44	485	395	700	89
4.46	480	390	690	88
4.48	470	385	680	87
4.5	465	380	670	86
4.52	460	375	665	85
4.54	455	370	655	84
4.56	450	365	645	83
4.58	440	360	640	82
4.6	435	355	630	81
4.62	430	350	620	80
4.64	425	345	610	79
4.66	420	340	605	78
4.68	410	335	595	77
4.7	405	330	585	76
4.72	400	325	580	75
4.74	395	320	570	74
4.76	390	315	560	73
4.78	380	310	555	72
4.8	375	305	545	71
4.82	370	300	535	70
4.84	365	295	525	69
4.86	360	290	520	68
4.88	350	285	510	67
4.9	345	280	500	66
4.92	340	275	495	65
4.94	335	270	485	64
4.96	330	265	475	63
4.98	325	260	470	62
5	315	255	460	61
5.02	310	250	450	60
5.04	305	240	445	59
5.06	300	235	435	58
5.08	295	230	425	57
5.1	285	225	415	56
5.12	280	220	410	55
5.14	275	215	400	54
5.16	270	210	390	53
5.18	265	205	385	52
5.2	255	200	380	51
5.22	250	195	370	50
5.24	245	190	355	49
5.26	240	185	350	48
5.28	235	180	340	47
5.3	225	175	335	46
5.32	220	170	330	45
5.34	215	165	315	44
5.36	210	160		43
5.38	205	155		42
5.4	195	150		41
5.42	190	145		40