Colt Brennan Q...

[DScott93]

Quote: Originally Posted by d_rohr

I hope that 68.9 is a completion percentage and not a QB rating...

Lol, yea at best he is a decent backup when needed his accuracy can be effective at times but you more than likely be better off looking for a better player, honestly Andre Woodsen/Woodson whichever one from Kentucky produced better for me than Brennan did

[Jonesy2042]

I'm going to try him again on the raiders maybe or the lions and use a strong running attack

[awetzel]

The best young/mediocre at best QB ive ever played with in this game is by by far Caleb Haney of the bears. With the right play calling he can be a superstar. Maybe just how everything fell into place but this guys really played outstanding for me in my Bears franchise.

[cutter73]

You can get a players potential to rise, but I'm not sure how much. I found that out by going with a QB once with a potential on the 70's I think because he was all I could get. It was something like 76 or 77 I think. By the end of the season, he had risen to a 79 potential, and the next year it was about 81 after preseason. I have no idea how far up it is possible to get it to go because I had drafted his replacement that year.

But it is difficult to do it. You need to baby the player as much as possible, concentrate on high percentage throws, and get a decent TD to INT ratio. I've also seen o-linemen get a raise in their potential if they play well enough as well. I'm not exactly sure what triggers this to be honest. I just know that occasionaly it happens. But Colt, when I tried him out, was just plain horrible.

[madgarin]

once the player has a production rating it can effect his potential. the more i play this game the less potential matters to me in my picks. for qbs the learning and awareness matter so much that i value those high.