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GGGswim · 02-27-2014, 01:33 PM

When PocketScout was creating his recruiting program that could be used up through NCAA '12 he included a column in the spreadsheet output titled Mobility. It was simply the average of speed, agility and acceleration.

Makes complete sense that agility is tied into the other two, as an earlier poster stated. You do see a lot of WRs with high SPD and ACC but a lesser AGI number. This Mobility figure (which I just do on my own within Scouting now) is paramount when I'm looking at HBs, QBs to run my option offense, and IMO both CBs and OLBs. I'm not uncertain, either, that OGs with a higher Mobility number wouldn't be a great deal better.

02-27-2014, 01:33 PM	#6
GGGswim Rookie OVR: 2 Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Philadelphia, Pa.	Re: what does the Agility rating do? When PocketScout was creating his recruiting program that could be used up through NCAA '12 he included a column in the spreadsheet output titled Mobility. It was simply the average of speed, agility and acceleration. Makes complete sense that agility is tied into the other two, as an earlier poster stated. You do see a lot of WRs with high SPD and ACC but a lesser AGI number. This Mobility figure (which I just do on my own within Scouting now) is paramount when I'm looking at HBs, QBs to run my option offense, and IMO both CBs and OLBs. I'm not uncertain, either, that OGs with a higher Mobility number wouldn't be a great deal better.