Is 105 kg's good enough for a LB ? I think 105 kg's for an LB or any position other OL and DL is great.
So why should an LB have to better 105 kg's to gain more strength according to the engine.
I had to increase the weight of my player to gain more strentgh....WHY?
His skill for strentgh is 17 but remains 16 until he eats more burgers. But IMO these conditions mean that the players have to be something other than human, or do i live in midget world? Are the GI players just monsters....
I saw a player on real tv and he looked 100kg's of muscle and tall but in GI are the LB'S defending against players who are super human, i mean RB"S especially.
Again, why should my LB be bigger than an RB or TE?
A heavy tight end is what, above 150 kg's? to gain a strentgh of 20 skill?
To me 150kg's is absolutley too big or fat etc.
What is the perfect weight for a position.

pstimpel wrote: I doubt it would make any sense to create such a list NOW. We know nothing about the new engine (if it really comes true), and this engine doesnt take the physicals (the BMI) into account.

You are correct, however, we have paid for the nutrition centre so i think it will happen.
If it does happen, do you think the requirements for weight to add to strength is a bit unrealistic? Even to a computer generated game.

BuiltForSpeed wrote: You are correct, however, we have paid for the nutrition centre so i think it will happen.

We paid for so much we never got - including American Football.

BuiltForSpeed wrote: If it does happen, do you think the requirements for weight to add to strength is a bit unrealistic? Even to a computer generated game.

Yes, I do. When you have a look at NFL players: Why an OL only needs to be fat (only)? Why a DB doesnt profit from having some strength? However, it all depends on how they raise the impact you get out of speed and strength per position.

American Football players use anaerobic exercises for speed, strength and power all at once. Not understanding the game will make you not be aware of the dynamics of the sport.

Australia mainstream sports would require more aerobic exercise due to alot of slow running off the play of the ball etc. American Football the ball can go anywhere in 3 seconds, so the play of the ball can be anywhere at anytime.

I know that anaerobic exercise is more physically demanding on your body than aerobic exercise.

i am newbie in this game (and NFL)and i know it good to be "fat" in OL and DL and it is good to be thin in QB, RB, TE, KR, K and WR but other position G, CB, SF and LB what would be normal weight?