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Talent rating
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muzzy333
Posts: 0
Posted on 2009-12-01 23:57:33
Please look at the following wide receivers

Taylor Burton
PO 7
SP 14
CA 10
IN 10
CR 10
FO 10
RATING 1.5 STARS

Thomas Perkins
PO 1
SP 13
CA 2
IN 5
CR 1
FO 5
RATING 4 STARS

Im using the above 2 players as an example, but my question is, who is the better player, a young talent with 4+ stars or a player with better stats but only 1.5 stars?

Do the rating stars only determin how high the players individual stats can go or does a player with a high rating instantly play better?
  
pstimpel
Posts: 10622
Posted on 2009-12-02 0:00:29
the player with the higher skills

rating without skills is nothing
  
mdjseymour
Posts: 0
Posted on 2009-12-02 0:01:50
pstimpel wrote:

the player with the higher skills

rating without skills is nothing



agreed.... BUT if there both young, you then have to ask yourself... do i g ofor the high talent guy for the long run and the low talent guy just for the near future?
  
TheFreakinStud
Posts: 0
Posted on 2009-12-02 1:20:42
mdjseymour wrote:

pstimpel wrote:

the player with the higher skills

rating without skills is nothing



agreed.... BUT if there both young, you then have to ask yourself... do i g ofor the high talent guy for the long run and the low talent guy just for the near future?



agreed....BUT I'd play the first guy for awhile. 4* of experience is HUGE over .5*. Eventually, the more talented player will be better, but he'll have to play every game(roughly) for three seasons to get that much experience.
  
buckeye1022
Posts: 8799
Posted on 2009-12-02 1:22:52
If it's a question of who to play right now, I'd go with the one with better skills right now. Gotta do whatever you can to win now.

But if it becomes a question of who to keep if you ever think of getting rid of either, you keep the one with higher talent every time, especially when they're close in age.
  
sfniner08
Posts: 0
Posted on 2009-12-02 9:07:26
It depends entirely on your situation. If you know you won't advance in division levels then I would play the player with higher talent for the future. If you need to win to move up then use the one with better skills. There is also the possibility that one will cap on speed and strength before the other. The best bet, if possible, is to find a place for the higher talent to play (another position) and keep the other one where they are. Sometimes I just find a place for them. It is hard for me to pass on high skill players for sale as I have almost all of my starters on both sides at 4 talent or high...but if a player had incredible stats I consider it.
  
 
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