Do things like a players speed or strength get taken into consideration for the sim or is it strictly statistics driven.
Do things like a players speed or strength get taken into consideration for the sim or is it strictly statistics driven.
I do not have an answer to your question as far as the simulation is concerned, but the logical reply would be a player's speed and strength are likely the reason he received the statistics.
Stats could also be based off of situation. Plenty of fast people who weren't good or slower people that were good. Based on the situation they are put in. While scouting rookies I would like to know if speed and strength matters. If speed doesn't matter then why get a fast QB why not any qb and just have them run. Plenty of reasons to know if these things matter and Plenty of situations to say these don't go hand and handOriginally Posted by Chilly
The simulations are based on stats, not physical attributes. When drafting rookies, you have to project how they will play without having seen them play at the NFL level. When I do my drafting, I will use physical attributes as an input to making those projections.
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¿HUH? What did you just say?
he said he uses the same data that NFL scouts use.....
No that is not what he said.
What he said was
The simulation is not based on physical attributes.
However, when there is no data,
he uses physical attributes to predict the simulation.
What came first, the chicken or the egg?
Ok Thank you!
I get what he's saying, even if you don't.
I didn't say I didn't get it
I just added an obligatory HUH??.
HE SHOULD BE A POLITICIAN.
He pulled that off without a single mark but my own.
I'm not surprised this whole instance is above your head and most everyone else's.
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