Mercutioh wrote: it's worth a shot. who knows maybe he plays out of his mind for you if not you can train him up a little and sell him

Propably that's the best idea, I will follow that.

In my opinion he is too old to train, he is 27, after he turns 28 he will train less hard.

3. How does players age influence the training?
The amount of training points players receive each training cycle steadily decreases after the age of 27 and after the players reach 31 they don't receive any training points at all. This is because they need all the training just to sustain their skills. After the age of 31 the players also start to lose points in their physical skills. See the list below for more info.
- Players aged 16 to 27 train normal and lose no points due to their age.
- Players that are 28 years old lose 25% of their training.
- Players that are 29 years old lose 50% of their training.
- Players that are 30 years old lose 75% of their training.
- Players that are 31 years old get no training points. They also lose from 10 to 15 points on Speed, Strength, Agility and Stamina each training cycle.
- Players that are 32 years old get no training points. They also lose from 16 to 20 points on Speed, Strength, Agility and Stamina each training cycle.
- Players that are 33 years old and above get no training points. They also lose from 21 to 25 points on Speed, Strength, Agility and Stamina each training cycle.
NOTE: No player skill can go below 12 because of his age.

His skills are good though, intelligence 20, passing 8 and vision 6.
But maybe I am not the one too answer this question.

yep unless QB isn't on his positional list at all or he's rated 3 stars or higher at WR. With either of those being the case I wouldn't suspect he would change to a QB until midway through next season.

Solana_Steve wrote: Does natural position always matter? I mean if you have a 3-star WR, with a secondary position at QB it might be equivalent to 2 stars. Couldn't he be a better QB than a natural QB with 1 1/2 stars and the same skills? Steve SD Blitz

Natural position rarely matters. It's just that when a player is 28, if it's going to take a full year to get his position changed(and therefore play to his full potential), then it may not be worth it.

However, I scouted the player simply to be able to give better advice. He's a 2 star WR and a 1.5 star QB. It would definitely be worth it to play him at QB. Won't take him near as long to change his position.

DucoLentz wrote: SKILLS Positioning 6 Tackling 4 Punting 3 Vision 6 Blocking 5 Speed 13 Intelligence 17 Passing 6 Strength 13 Footwork 5 Catching 5 Agility 3 Carrying 5 Kicking 6 Stamina 6 OTHER Teamwork 18 Consistency 20 Weeks at club 36 Which position? Btw, he's 17 (L)

Looks to me like he could play just about anywhere, depends on where you need him. I would say RB but don't really know.