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MaddenFranchise10 · 09-07-2011, 05:38 PM

Reggie Bush.

He ended up a FA, so I signed him to my Cowboys franchise.

He has an abysmal injury rating, but good receiver skills, so I made him a WR. His speed and ability in open space is incredible. He's built to be a Madden WR.

With a 60 injury rating, I always try to run out of bounds with him, and cringe whenever he takes a big hit. But it's like a fun little mini-game trying to keep him healthy throughout the season. I'd call him a high risk, high reward player, but since he's my #4 receiving option and I'm not paying him much, there's not much risk there.

I also picked up Pryor since he was sitting in the FA pile after week 5, and was cheap. I wanted to make him a WR too, but it won't let me put QB's on my WR depth chart, so hopefully I can switch his position during the off-season.

But honestly, speedy "skill position" players are the only low-rated players I'll sign.

09-07-2011, 05:38 PM	#29
MaddenFranchise10 Rookie OVR: 3 Join Date: Dec 2009	Re: Low Rated Player You Like Playing With? Reggie Bush. He ended up a FA, so I signed him to my Cowboys franchise. He has an abysmal injury rating, but good receiver skills, so I made him a WR. His speed and ability in open space is incredible. He's built to be a Madden WR. With a 60 injury rating, I always try to run out of bounds with him, and cringe whenever he takes a big hit. But it's like a fun little mini-game trying to keep him healthy throughout the season. I'd call him a high risk, high reward player, but since he's my #4 receiving option and I'm not paying him much, there's not much risk there. I also picked up Pryor since he was sitting in the FA pile after week 5, and was cheap. I wanted to make him a WR too, but it won't let me put QB's on my WR depth chart, so hopefully I can switch his position during the off-season. But honestly, speedy "skill position" players are the only low-rated players I'll sign.