Safety, as safeties need intelligence different to corners.

Besides that, I think that the FS has a much more impact on pass defense then corners. (somebody deniying that?)

spartans11 wrote: stats, position 3, inteligence 14, footwork 5, tackle 7, spd 15, strength 15, agility 2, should i keep him at cb or move to FS? my current FS is only 3 star talent

Seeing on how many safeties you have keep him at CB would help against strong WR or good on special teams

thank you for the help, i think i will keep him at cb

Endever wrote: crownjewells wrote: spartans11 wrote: stats, position 3, inteligence 14, footwork 5, tackle 7, spd 15, strength 15, agility 2, should i keep him at cb or move to FS? my current FS is only 3 star talent Seeing on how many safeties you have keep him at CB would help against strong WR or good on special teams Well, he is just at the beginning (started two weeks ago), so the starting squad is not meaningful to the real qualifications of the players. 1,5* BPOS-points are just randomly spreaded on the team. So, hard facts like talent, consistency, intelligence and fitness caps should be the first focus, I guess. Viktor, did i get it right, that two good CBs outbalance a bad safety more then the way around? (just a question for your opinion )

Wellyup



(Imo )when you are starting out you want to aim at having 1 future
candidate for each position

Qb Sf MLb Cb Wr/TE LOT ROT OLB to be competitive sooner, preferably in that order
Then get Cb2 TE/WR Og1 og2 DE1 DE2 Lb3
Then C and then players based on whatever formation you like.

Qb SF 1st MLB supposedly need intelligence. I'd say if the intelligence is green you can consider them for those positions and higher the better.

However a lot of ppl prefer using 17-18 as the cutoff.

On a sidenote beat the Wage curve by training the primary and secondary skills simulataneously and then waiting for the tertiary skill to catch up.
Eg Qb Pass, Vision to 8 and then wait for agility to hit 7
or Wr Catching and agility to 9, then vision etc
After that increment first 2 skills by 2 and then wait for the third skill to catch up.

Of course I did none of this because I regularly estimated the wages I would be able to afford the next season.

USELESS TIP #1:If you want agility to rise quicker select defense agility and when you want it to train slower select offense agiility in

USELESS TIP #2 : Don't bother about backups till you haveyour future starters on your team.( A euro saved is a peeyun earned)

Endever wrote: Safety, as safeties need intelligence different to corners. Besides that, I think that the FS has a much more impact on pass defense then corners. (somebody deniying that?)

Really, I think CB are pretty important to pass coverage and tackling receivers. Can you explain why the safety is "more" important?

Is it that a FS gets a shot at tackling players from the right or left whereas a CB only tackles on his side?


Thanks,

Steve
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