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 posted: 2012-02-20 21:44:52 (ID: 28888) Report Abuse
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If I may make a suggestion, I think what should be done is that stamina drains faster at certain position that others. In real football, certain players are almost never given of rest, while others are substituted quite heavily.

Example, QB, Kickers, Punters are never substituted. D-Linemen are rotated constantly - - some play only 50% of the defensive snaps.

If QB's stamina drained slowly (relative to other positions), than I think you'd probably resolve the issue.


Steve
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It is different already, but not per position. It is different per game situation


Hmmmm...okay. In general, a QB (unless he's running) isn't expending a ton for effort compared to a linemen. So a QB should probably never drop below 85% in most games.


Steve
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