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4thQtrStre5S · 02-05-2019, 07:26 PM

I would like to see progression based on reps, practice, game time. Give me a reason to use a low level player and build plays around a player I wish to develop.

Scheme and player type should be a part of progression. Maybe allow for options on players. For example, with a lot of tweeners coming into the NFL, give me the ability to re-assign a player and give them reps. Let me put a rookie behind another player and if they match styles or schemes, the rookie "learns" from the veteran.

I would like the ability to groom players. I look at the patriots and I see a history of them bringing in role players. Look at Julian Edelman. He is part of a legacy of Belichick bringing in a specific player type of smaller, but shifty and quick receiver to fill a role, which includes Wes Welker, Danny Amendola and Edelman himself. I would also bet that, if the draft goes well for the Pats, they will grab Clemson's Hunter Renfrow. I would like to see these types of schemes among CPU teams and have them draft according to the needs of their scheme.

02-05-2019, 07:26 PM	#7
4thQtrStre5S MVP OVR: 0 Join Date: Nov 2013	Re: Soliciting Feedback: Thoughts on Franchise progression? I would like to see progression based on reps, practice, game time. Give me a reason to use a low level player and build plays around a player I wish to develop. Scheme and player type should be a part of progression. Maybe allow for options on players. For example, with a lot of tweeners coming into the NFL, give me the ability to re-assign a player and give them reps. Let me put a rookie behind another player and if they match styles or schemes, the rookie "learns" from the veteran. I would like the ability to groom players. I look at the patriots and I see a history of them bringing in role players. Look at Julian Edelman. He is part of a legacy of Belichick bringing in a specific player type of smaller, but shifty and quick receiver to fill a role, which includes Wes Welker, Danny Amendola and Edelman himself. I would also bet that, if the draft goes well for the Pats, they will grab Clemson's Hunter Renfrow. I would like to see these types of schemes among CPU teams and have them draft according to the needs of their scheme.