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Originally Posted by cthomer5000
my conclusions:
- A Mentor has to be active to have any effect
- A player must be active (but not necessarily on the depth chart) to receive any benefit from a mentor
- Active backups will progress even without playing time in the presence of a mentor.
- Without a mentor, players do not progress at all without playing time.
- There doesn't appear to be no limit to the number of active players who can receive the benfits of a mentor
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Now that you bring this up, I can say that I've had a QB mentor on my FOFL team since the start, and last year I had 3 relatively young QB's. Besides the guy who has started for 3 years, none have shown much improvement at all. I never bothered to think it could be because my mentor is usually inactive.
I drafted another QB project (the former starter is gone) and have the other two guys...it's a bit of a lost season, so I might just go with 4 active QB to a) have the mentor actually *do* something, and b) have a possible effect on all three.