[reyes the roof]

Quote: Originally Posted by ggsimmonds

I think when it comes to getting people invested into franchise they just don't get it. Franchise is unfulfilling in the long run because a) you immediately know player's outlook after drafting them, and b) it is far to easy to build a perennial SB contender. Yes, revealing the development speed during the draft gives good bragging rights in that moment, but after that I think it takes away from the enjoyment because there is no wonder or need to hope you drafted right. Its a bit like story spoilers in that regard.

That's one of the big problems with CFM, there is zero chance of there ever being a Wes Welker type scenario where a guy bounces around between a few teams before anyone taps in to his potential. You know immediately who your superstars and quick developers are and you can sink all of your training resources in to those guys and never waste any time developing a bust