[MuhMitchell]

Quote: Originally Posted by DeuceDouglas

I believe, more or less, a player with a higher development grade would achieve more XP than a player with a lower one for achieving similar goals. So say a RB with an Average development grade gets 1000 XP for a touchdown, a RB with a Superstar development grade would get like 3000 XP for scoring a touchdown. Those are just random numbers, but I think it works like that. I'm not 100% sure that's how it really works, that's just the impression I'm under.

But you don't know if a RB with a 1400 rushing yard season and 12 touchdowns with Superstar development will go up in overall more than a RB with the same stats but Average development? I'm trying to understand the XP system too, so I can use XP earned by RB's for anything else, like scouting or for upgrading my O-line or secondary or something?