Teamwork value aids training:

A player needs to reach 100 points in a particular skill to gain a level/point in that skill. Once he gains a level he again starts from 0 plus training points over the 100 from the last level gain.
Each training cycle (once per week) a player gets 10 +- 2 training points automatically, he also gets points from teamwork (teamwork divided by 2), each player also gets gets training points from the coaches skill (For Example: player is training kicking, the coaches skill in kicking is 17 so the player gets additional 17 training points) and lastly he gets 4 additional points for the training hall and 4 for each consecutive training hall upgrade. He also gains/loses points depending on training intensity and players age. And that's the secret of training in Grid-Iron world.

Conistency Value:

If the player has 20 consistency, then the player will always play as good as he can. His match starting rating will only be affected by his fitness level and team chemistry. However, the lower the consistency value, the higher the chance the player will perform either better or worse than he is usually able to. Don't worry though, the player cannot play 2 times worse as he is able to, because his game rating can be affected by consistency for maximum 20% (gain or loss). Simply put, player with consistency 20 will always play at his full ability (given fitness and team chemistry permit it), while the performance of the player with consistency 1 will vary randomly from -20% to +20% of his basic performance rating in each game.

Guru.

19% variation either way, but who's counting I think actually there's a "tolerable" amount of consistency change that would be beneficial. I like to think of it as having a player like TO vs Randy Moss. Terrell Owens Probably has a 15 consistency. He plays well most games, has the occasional Off game but can rise above for super bowl type situations to play above his talent.

As opposed to Randy Moss, who has a 1 consistency. He's capable of being otherworldly, the absolute best talent on the field, but he also has that chance of completely disappearing. 15 consistency is a good thing. 1 probably isn't

TO is less of a cancer than Moss but that's neither here nor there. Dangit you just made me defend a cowboy, I hope you're happy.

peter2406 wrote: Thanks all, folks! I am just thinking about Brett's consistency :-)

Who's that?

Guru.

I was being sarcastic, merc