Madden Rookie Draft Guide?

[hellothere]

Is there a madden 16 rookie draft guide?

Whats the best/most efficient way to spend scouting points?

What are the best skills to look for?

What are the best combine stats to look for?

Im in an online 32 man CFM and looking to get some good players in the next draft.

[NateDogPack12]

Quote: Originally Posted by hellothere

Is there a madden 16 rookie draft guide? Whats the best/most efficient way to spend scouting points? What are the best skills to look for? What are the best combine stats to look for? Im in an online 32 man CFM and looking to get some good players in the next draft.

I sent you the best comprehensive guide to your inbox.

[jsteele14]

Can you send that guide to me as well? Thanks

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[NateDogPack12]

Quote: Originally Posted by jsteele14

Can you send that guide to me as well? Thanks Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

Your account is too young to receive messages. When your account is of sufficient privilege, send me a message and I'll shoot it over to you.

[gportillo52]

Yo NateDogPack12, could you shoot me this information to me as well? If so I appreciate it!!

[Greencollarbaseball]

Scouting and drafting studs is super easy this year.

Buy the scouting points package.
Scout positions you actually need, 200 points a week is more then enough to fully scout 6-10 positions.
Only draft guys that have green diamonds.
If you run out of scouted players in late rounds, take guys with higher scores in attributes in relative to their positions. I.e. Lower 40's for RB, Wr, LB, DB and more bench press reps for OL, and DL. Typically speed and strength are the most expensive to upgrade.

In 8 seasons, with an average of 7-8 picks and never more than 9 picks in a single draft, I've drafted 23 superstar and 35 quick and superstar Dev guys total using the above technique.


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[NateDogPack12]

Quote: Originally Posted by Greencollarbaseball

Scouting and drafting studs is super easy this year. Buy the scouting points package. Scout positions you actually need, 200 points a week is more then enough to fully scout 6-10 positions. Only draft guys that have green diamonds. If you run out of scouted players in late rounds, take guys with higher scores in attributes in relative to their positions. I.e. Lower 40's for RB, Wr, LB, DB and more bench press reps for OL, and DL. Typically speed and strength are the most expensive to upgrade. In 8 seasons, with an average of 7-8 picks and never more than 9 picks in a single draft, I've drafted 23 superstar and 35 quick and superstar Dev guys total using the above technique. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If your numbers are right, you're claiming about a 96% to 100% efficiency rating in picking quick / superstar development guys. You're claiming between 56 and 64 picks and 58 quick / superstar players.

That claim is a little hard to believe.

[Greencollarbaseball]

Quote: Originally Posted by NateDogPack12

If your numbers are right, you're claiming about a 96% to 100% efficiency rating in picking quick / superstar development guys. You're claiming between 56 and 64 picks and 58 quick / superstar players. That claim is a little hard to believe.

No. 35 total superstar and quick dev, not 23 superstar plus 35 quick.


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