high agility + low juking, etc: a ratings question
 

hi, just wondering when i see a generated rookies with ratings that confuse me a bit.

for example, a running back i like has 99 elusiveness, 99 agility but like 74 juking or something and a low spin rating.

if the juking and spin are low, what good is a maxed out agility rating?

also, how does elusiveness work? how is this distinct from agility and the other ratings? does that just mean how good he can get away from a tackle? how is this different from break tackle then?

many questions. many thanks to the good chap who answers them. now back to my vodka and Motorhead as i drown the pain of another lost Bills season...

Re: high agility + low juking, etc: a ratings question
 

A maxed out agility rating is good for changing direction quicker and elusiveness is different to TRUCKING in the sense that someone like Darren Sproles cannot truck someone but he has an ability to duck away and just kind of squirm out of tackles. That is what elusiveness is.

Re: high agility + low juking, etc: a ratings question
 

thanks, man. never thought about the change of direction aspect.