Joel Kiri
16-years old
Talent: 3 stars

Positioning 2 Tackling 4 Punting 4
Vision 5 Blocking 2 Speed 10
Intelligence 19 Passing 3 Strength 11
Footwork 4 Catching 5 Agility 1
Carrying 5 Kicking 4 Stamina 2

Teamwork: 17
Consistency: 10

Natural position: TE
Can play adequately as: QB

I think this guy is a real prospect, but I'm having problems deciding a position for him. I already have 2 very good WR's and the only way he could play is in a 3 WR formation which I haven't used or replacing injured WR's. They are 26 and 28 years old so this guy woudn't get to play in several years. I tried to keep him as a TE, but he lacks blocking skills which I've been trying to improve. Should I put him to play as a WR and keep him in the bench for some years or train him to became a TE.

What do you think

I just recruited a 16-year-old, so seeing as he is young enough to train really well (and he is decently talented), I was wondering where the best position would be to train him...here he is:

Rod Echevarria
16 years old Running Back
SKILLS
Positioning 1
Tackling 4
Punting 4
Vision 4
Blocking 2
Speed 13
Intelligence 10
Passing 2
Strength 7
Footwork 1
Catching 1
Agility 2
Carrying 3
Kicking 5
Stamina 5

OTHER
Teamwork 15 Consistency 12 Weeks at club 0

Player's natural playing role is Running Back
If really needed, he can also step in as Offensive Lineman, Wide Receiver, Quarterback and Defensive Lineman

Thanks!!

Also wondering where I should put my new trainee =)

Thomas Marlowe
16 years old Tight End

SKILLS
Positioning 2
Tackling 1
Punting 4
Vision 4
Blocking 5
Speed 15
Intelligence 7
Passing 1
Strength 9
Footwork 1
Catching 2
Agility 5
Carrying 5
Kicking 1
Stamina 1

OTHER
Teamwork 3 Consistency 15 Weeks at club 0

Player's natural playing role is Tight End
He can also play adequately as Wide Receiver, Linebacker and Safety
If really needed, he can also step in as Offensive Lineman, Quarterback and Kicker