02-19-2012, 05:10 PM
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Re: Running Backs
Probably strenth and trucking would be what I would look for. Vision is good, but sometimes it seems to work a little weird when, as has been said, ball carriers try to bounce plays too much. I seem to get more of that with speed/agility guys though. Toughness is more about how a player stays on the field or recovers when injured I think. Not completely sure, but I think it's geared more towards how much punishment the back can take as far as not coming off the field when he gets dinged goes. They tend to get better as they build playbook knowledge too. RB's with low knowledge will misread the holes and such more.
You can edit the sliders as has been suggested, or you can buy up coaching skills for the running game and it will do the same thing, albeit slowly. I never use sliders and have had a lot of sucess running the ball, but without sliders it comes down to coaching skills and the players. I've had certain running backs that just would not bounce the ball outside nearly as much as others. It's kind of like how some QB's just tend to run more while others very rarely do.
The best way to track what skills count would be to set your philosophy to Power Back, then go to the roster and look at the highest rated players in the league. Go down that list and look at the backs individual attributes and you should start to see a pattern as to what skills consistantly have the highest number.
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