Player Potential?

[Bretlicious]

I drafted both Andre Drummond and Jared Sullinger in my Association. I noticed however, they both had potentials of C+, which did not sit well with me. I decided to go boost it up, but I found that a 99 potential rating only yields a B+ or B grade. Is there any fix to this? I was hoping I could get Sullinger to atleast an A or A-

[Ejfalcon9]

I'd say both guys would realistically have between an 80 and 85 pot. Thats what they have in My Draft class. Harrison Barnes goes first overall and his pot. is 85

[Acim1234]

Its your scout. Your NBA Scout's rating will change how accurate the potential letter grades are. Also, don't give them 99 potential, it'll make them too good. I think 75-85 is a good potential rating for them.

[brett the jet favre]

Agreed, plus in the offseason you can boost their POT with a drill anyway.

[foo55]

quick question

if a player has 90 potential does that mean they will progress to becoming a 90 ovr player? or is the potential rating just something thats apart of the calculation to how much a player progresses in the offseason?

[Knyce924]

Potential has to do with their approximate OVR in their prime via general progressions, and also has to do with how drastically they decline after age 30.

[Colts18]

Why do you think Jared Sullinger deserves an A in potential? He would be lucky to ever start for an NBA Team.

Based on an accurate scale, I would give him a 65 potential. If that.

[Paul Pierce_OS]

Quote: Originally Posted by Colts18

Why do you think Jared Sullinger deserves an A in potential? He would be lucky to ever start for an NBA Team. Based on an accurate scale, I would give him a 65 potential. If that.

I thought Jared Sullinger was suppose to be high in the draft 65 potential is too low I would give it like someone said a 75-85 I don't like having potentials too high but if you lower them too much players don't develop and they retire to early making the NBA less talented.


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