Michael Irvin
 

Michael Irvin
6'2'' 207 lbs

silver tier?
what abilities would you give him? Hes definitely more of a posession reciever

Re: Michael Irvin
 

Yeah I made a cap for him already....

Don't forget his birthdate, and that his college is Miami...

Abilities I gave him was a reciever who makes difficult catches, and the one that said something about a threat on feet as far a speed.

You can only choose two. If you turn on the Player EQ, he gets better during the season.

Re: Michael Irvin
 

Anyone wanna help me out?

what 2 abilities

Re: Michael Irvin
 

?

He just gave you two

Re: Michael Irvin
 

I wouldn't use speed for Irvin, I'd say acrobatic catch and maybe pocession receiver

Re: Michael Irvin
 

I created him and gave him the Tough over the middle and Mr. 3rd down...

Re: Michael Irvin
 

Well, looking at his career stats...he is definitely a silver tier.I think everyone has agreed on that.
The hard part is choosing the 2 abilities that most capture Irvin. Throughout his career he exhibited strength and rare physicality for the position, he was a big play receiver because of the situations in which he would come up with great catches. He caught deep balls, but never had top-notch speed or route-running ability. It also seems as though most of his BIG catches were VERY difficult ones, as well. Soooooo....even though his career is historically "silver", the attributes he possessed that made him unique deserves 3 abilities.
They are:
Bump Buster (The NFL changed rules because of him)
Clutch (Big Plays in crucial situations, earning him the nickname of "The Playmaker")
Acrobatic Catches (never had the greatest hands, route running, speed, quickness or jumping ability, but made very difficult deep and short catches consistently)
I'm a diehard 49er fan and I know he's not in the same league as rice and others, but...for the sake of creating him for this game realistically, the guy deserves 3 abilities.

Re: Michael Irvin
 

Definitely on the money with your assessment..
I went with Acrobatic Catches and Clutch..
he was the Big Play in Dallas