Too many scrambling QBs

[Skulletor]

I ran the numbers on the latest recruiting class and got this:


Of all the QBs, (159) , 60 of them are marked with the scrambling (37%)tendency


Pocket Passer: 50
Balanced: 49
Scrambling: 60


Of all the QBs in the top 1000 players it's still about 37%


Pocket Passer: 16
Balanced: 20
Scrambling: 22

[Skulletor]

in the ESPN Top 300, there are 20 QBs


11 are Pocket Passers and 9 are Dual Threat QBs

[StoneCalf]

Have you done a comparison to the percentage of scramblers in real life? Scrambling QB's have always had a place in the college game and it seems like they are becoming more prevalent, at least it seems like the "dual threat" QB's are. Maybe "dual threat" should technically be considered "balanced" as it relates to the game and this discussion. Now that I think about it, it might be hard to separate scramblers and balanced in real life. I interpret scrambler as run-first, like Nick Marshall was at Auburn. What would Manziel have been at TAMU? He was a heck of a scrambler, but could also throw pretty well too.

[YourWorstNightmar3]

Just change their tendencies to balanced via editor

[Skulletor]

I modified it so the slowest 50% of balanced are now Pocket Passers and the slowest 1/3 of scramblers are balanced