QB = 0

Spacewolfkane wrote: Monkey wrote: QB = 0 Really? I've noticed my Q.B rushes every so often... twice a match (about)

that wont happen when you make the switch to all pass, i would concentrate on getting passing and vision to 10 before bothering with fitness

Everyone has their own opinion here.........I'd suggest reviewing some previous discussions already on the subject, then making your own decisions. The only fact regarding fitness, is that it is used somehow in the equation to determine "start game rating" for every player in your line up.

Personally, I like to hit my min numbers for fitness, by position, before I train any further. Where did I get these numbers? I created my own list by position, as I'm sure many other managers have done for their teams. In the event that fitness ends up having nothing to do with the game, I will have a team of fitness freaks for nothing and a lot of time wasted

Chidash wrote: I think Gatr has the right idea. If you had a player with very high caps for strength or speed, you might be better off playing him somewhere besides QB.

Yep, my mins for QB, for example are 13/13, but i'd take lower speed for a 4.5 or 5* talent QB

Odball wrote: Chidash wrote: I think Gatr has the right idea. If you had a player with very high caps for strength or speed, you might be better off playing him somewhere besides QB. only other places worthy of a QB with high physicals would be Safety or MLB. if i had a high con, int player like that, it would feel like a waste if i put him in OL or DL.

Agreed. That is exactly what happened to one of my youth pulls. Could have been a great QB, but with a minimum of Speed 17 and Strength 17 he will become the future captain of my defense at MLB.