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illwill10 · 05-08-2019, 10:02 PM

I wonder how the draft logic is going to be for our QBs. I know they want to prevent you you from going to a team with a young ascending QB(KC,IND, HOU for example). But how many teams have a dire need for a QB that didn't already addressed it during the draft. So, I can see them either gearing towards teams that had QBs needs before draft or teams with average starters(Cin, OAK, Tenn for example). Will they have draft logic similar to The One where your draft pick replaces your original pick and affects rest of draft or just keeps things as they are and just add you to the team?
I hope competing for starting job makes sense. I played Player CFM in the past, but I always chose teams with dire need of position where I could start from jump. If I go to a team like Bengals and Raiders, I don't want to win the job by simply doing better in pre season if the starter is not having a bad pre-season/season.

05-08-2019, 10:02 PM	#111
illwill10 Hall Of Fame OVR: 31 Join Date: Mar 2009	Re: More Madden NFL 20 Details Revealed For Face of the Franchise: QB1 & Franchise Mo I wonder how the draft logic is going to be for our QBs. I know they want to prevent you you from going to a team with a young ascending QB(KC,IND, HOU for example). But how many teams have a dire need for a QB that didn't already addressed it during the draft. So, I can see them either gearing towards teams that had QBs needs before draft or teams with average starters(Cin, OAK, Tenn for example). Will they have draft logic similar to The One where your draft pick replaces your original pick and affects rest of draft or just keeps things as they are and just add you to the team? I hope competing for starting job makes sense. I played Player CFM in the past, but I always chose teams with dire need of position where I could start from jump. If I go to a team like Bengals and Raiders, I don't want to win the job by simply doing better in pre season if the starter is not having a bad pre-season/season.