[briz1046]

Quote: Originally Posted by ggsimmonds

100% this. The guys talking about it not being realistic to give up on a #2 pick so soon, that is only because in real life we don't know what the guy's potential/development speed is. In real life GMs and coaches hold out hope that a guy can turn the corner and progress. In Madden you know from day 1 the exact potential a guy has. Roster management and personnel decisions are not realistic in almost every sports game because the user is spoon fed all the information they need.

To be honest not sure how knowing ratings or them being hidden to the user makes any difference here

...the CPU was in control and was acting under it's own ( simplistic) AI logic ...which will be the case regardless of whether ratings etc are visible / blurred or totally hidden to the user

Whether or not we can see the ratings doesn't change whether or not you think the CPU AI should give up on a number two overall pick after just one season ...

If the rookie drafted was 2 points lower overall and thus slotted in as Trubiskys back up it's still a debatable pick to use a rd 2 pick on another QB one year after drafting Trubisky

And yes absolutely a return of the QB of the future designation would greatly benefit this scenario