You should always - always - always start with the physicals. For several reasons:

1) Money - Training football skills is gonna cost you a ton in money in wages next season. A player with 9/10 in football skill will cost you between 6.000 and 9.000 GID a week. That is money taken from VIP and EXEC seats. Bad investment.

2) Caps - What use is a WR with 10 catching and capping speed at 12? Or your 6'8" OL capping strength at 12? Would have been a great WR/TE if speed caps at 19+...

3) Positional change - If your WR caps speed at 12... could he then transfer to another position? What if he caps strength at 20? You will have lost several seasons of BPOS by forcing him to play WR.

4) Money used for upgrades and trainers are better spent on physical skills. Almost all positions need to cap at least one physical and you avoid using too much money on training hall and att/def coaches. Again only if you have VIP and EXECs, you should build fitness centre and hire coaches. Money should be saved and used to build VIP and EXEC.

In fact (yes - I know I have the players to do it), I never play a player in his position until at least one physical has capped.

IMHO there are many people that don't read if you look at the transfer market....

you will find the most bizarre players

for example a guy with vision 20 and rest of the skills low etc.

I don't know how the people come up with that

I recently saw a 4.5 BPOS qb with 18 vision and 3 or 4 passing, this type of training is just a guarantee of eventual bankruptcy