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Grzymisław
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posted: 2013-10-26 11:10:43 (ID: 100011967) Report Abuse |
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Finding caps is priority, for sure. In other case you can build OL who has 15-20 in primary skills at 18, but you find his strength caps at 37...
It's also better to build players for positions which are harder to draft. Definetely not QB or K/P. |
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holmeboy
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posted: 2013-10-26 11:17:19 (ID: 100011968) Report Abuse |
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Grzymisław wrote:
Finding caps is priority, for sure. In other case you can build OL who has 15-20 in primary skills at 18, but you find his strength caps at 37... It's also better to build players for positions which are harder to draft. Definetely not QB or K/P. K/P you can easily build in the YA without using any YA points. I disagree that I'd build a QB through the YA though. They go for so cheap on the TM its hardly worth the effort. I was going to create a QB from my YA this season but, after picking up a 21yo draft QB for 4.5mil, I'm converting him into a DT. And by the time he's 22 he'll comfortably be draft quality. Draft 21 QB ~5mil Draft 22 DT with good physicals and INT/TW ~40-50mil I think the best players to build in your YA are the ones that go for lots of money on the TM: OL (they're hard to draft as well so a big  ) and Defenders Last edited on 2013-10-26 11:24:27 by holmeboy |
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Grzymisław
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posted: 2013-10-26 11:54:04 (ID: 100011970) Report Abuse |
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holmeboy wrote:
Grzymisław wrote:
Finding caps is priority, for sure. In other case you can build OL who has 15-20 in primary skills at 18, but you find his strength caps at 37... It's also better to build players for positions which are harder to draft. Definetely not QB or K/P. K/P you can easily build in the YA without using any YA points. I disagree that I'd build a QB through the YA though. They go for so cheap on the TM its hardly worth the effort. I was going to create a QB from my YA this season but, after picking up a 21yo draft QB for 4.5mil, I'm converting him into a DT. And by the time he's 22 he'll comfortably be draft quality. Draft 21 QB ~5mil Draft 22 DT with good physicals and INT/TW ~40-50mil I think the best players to build in your YA are the ones that go for lots of money on the TM: OL (they're hard to draft as well so a big ) and Defenders Yeah, OL, DL, WR are the best ideas. Maybe you misunderstood my post at some point... |
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holmeboy
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posted: 2013-10-26 12:02:07 (ID: 100011971) Report Abuse |
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Haha reading it again I think I did! Sorry
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If you can get a youth with good str/spd combo, then by all means, build a LB in the YA. However, I haven't often been able to get the combination I need at LB, so have settled for building players than require only one high physical skill (OLs, WRs, K/P, DBs mostly).
I built a QB in the YA at the very start of the game and it worked out pretty well. But the dynamics of the game are different now and I wouldn't be pouring my YA pts into a QB, especially not for re-sale. Steve SD Blitz |
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bwadders76
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posted: 2013-12-12 18:39:17 (ID: 100016166) Report Abuse |
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My advice would be to be extremely fussy when creating your YA. With only 22 spaces available you can overload on players gambling that a few might make the first team.
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Freddy
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posted: 2014-04-11 02:30:10 (ID: 100029752) Report Abuse |
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lol..as a first day noob trying to read the rookie forums..
You guys should really type in english!! We do not know what an AC,HC,CP,YA etc etc lol..I'll read it again next week maybe.  |
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Freddy wrote:
We do not know what an Assistance Coach,Head Coach,Coaching Points,Youth Academy etc etc  |
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Freddy
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posted: 2014-04-12 04:19:18 (ID: 100029823) Report Abuse |
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hehe
Thanks Pete !! |
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Aquashift
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posted: 2014-07-02 14:38:30 (ID: 100037462) Report Abuse |
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This looks like you mean to say that low TW players make good wr/rb/db, but i thought low TW players were always throwaways.
Should I keep players with low TW? holmeboy wrote:
They way I plan on doing mine: I'll only pull 16 year olds (maybe a really good 17 yo, pulled one 50/47 tw/int 17yo this yr) then set them to train physicals: High TW low INT - Train str for ol/dl line Low TW high INT - Train spd for wr/rb/db High TW high INT - both for LB/TE Their 'main' physical should be nearly capped by the time they turn 18 (2 years), so they still have 2.5 years in YA - rest of 18, 19, 20. I'll train up their secondary physicals a bit and then start on skills. Assuming most players have 3 primary skills (eg tackling, vision, position for lb) on their own they should get 1.5 of them to ~20 mark. So with the YA points (I only use on 20yo) in theory I'm hoping to be bringing up 2 draft level players and 1/2 solid young backups a year. The guys who don't reach the INT/TW requirements I plan on training up and selling if they cap high. Or cutting if need more room. |
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