Endurance ratings?

[tomr1962]

Does this game take into account the players physical size? How much playing time can a player with close to a 0 rating play? Basically if a player is rated as having no endurance how many plays a game can he be in before his play starts to taper off?

[Eaglesfan27]

From what I know, size does have effects in the game, but I'm not sure what effect it has on how many plays a guy can play, if any. Endurance definitely effects the number of plays but it varies by position and I can't give exact numbers or anything close to exact numbers to say a running back with 0 endurance is only good for X number of plays.

[tomr1962]

Thanks I know i have a little issue on this 0-100 scale and am putting too much into it. I simmed a season with a QB whoe was a 2/7 according to my scout. He fihished completing 65.5 % 14 tds 17 ints and a rating around 70. Not good but a lot more than I expected. I know it also depends on the supporting cast and numerous other intangibles. He went through the next preason and was only up to a 4/8.

I does make a big difference though as my OL surrendered 7 sacks and 3 each by my two lowest O Lineman. Wonder how a team of 0/1's would do over a 16 game season. I may have to find out when bored :oops:

[HWessinmouse]

I think it helps to think of it this way:

A player with "0" for a rating in a given catagory has the absolute minimum amount of skill in that catagory required to perform at a professional (NFL/OSFL) level. Not "no ability."

i.e., if I were to give skill ratings to actual NFL players in zone pass defence, Chicago Bear Chris Harris would get a 0.

[Cotton]

A low endurance rating basically means that he's going to have to come out more often. Even if you set his playing time to 100%, he's still going to get subbed for if he's out of shape.