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Player Ratings Flashcards

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Acceleration (ACC)

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How quickly a player gets to top speed. Key Position: HB, WR, DE, OLB, CB

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Agility (AGI)

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How quickly and tightly a player is able to cut. Key Position: HB, WR, CB

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Awareness (AWR)

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How smart a player is on the field; a good Awareness rating is great for CPU-controlled players. Key Position: All positions

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Ball Carrier Vision (BCV)

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How well a CPU-controlled player can find holes in the defense and use moves. Key Position: HB, WR, QB

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Block Shedding (BSH)

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How good a player is at getting off a block while trying to defending the run. Key Position: DE, DT, OLB

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Break Tackle (BTK)

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How well a ball carrier can break tackles against a defender. This plays against a defender’s Tackle rating. Key Position: QB, HB, FB, WR

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Carry (CAR)

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How well a ball carrier holds onto the ball; a higher number means a lower chance of a fumble. Key Position: HB, FB, QB, WR

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Catch (CTH)

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How well a receiver can catch and hold onto the ball; a higher number means fewer dropped passes. Key Position: WR, TE, HB

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Catch in Traffic (CIT)

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How well a receiver is able to catch and hold onto a ball in traffic. A higher number means a better chance of hanging onto the ball when being tackled by a defender. Key Position: TE, WR, HB

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Elusiveness (ELU)

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How good a player is at using elusive moves to get away from defenders. Elusiveness is more common in speed backs. Key Position: HB, WR, QB

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Finesse Move (FMV)

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How good a player rushing the QB is at using a finesse move to get off blocks. An example is a swim move. Key Position: DE, DT, OLB

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Hit Power (POW)

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How hard a defensive player can tackle a ball carrier. A higher number means more hit stick and fumble chances. Key Position: OLB, MLB, FS, SS

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Impact Blocking (IBK)

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How good a player is at making blocks in the open field. The higher the rating, the bigger the chance for a big block that can knock an opponent off his feet. These are more common in the special teams return game. Key Position: Offensive linemen, FB, TE

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Injury (INJ)

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How good a player is at staying healthy. The higher the rating, the less of a chance a player will get injured during the game and over the course of a season. Key Position: All Positions

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Juke Move (JKM)

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How well a player can use a fake step juke move to get away from defenders. The rating can affect the tightness of the move and the amount of ground covered when juking. Key Position: HB, WR, QB

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Jumping (JMP)

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How high a player can jump. Key Position: WR, TE, CB

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Kick Accuracy (KAC)

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How accurate a player is when kicking a field goal, punting the ball, or kicking off. Key Position: K, P

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Kick Power (KPW)

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How far a player can kick a field goal, punt the ball, or kick off. Key Position: K, P

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Man Coverage (MCV)

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How well a player can stick with his receiver while he is running his route. The higher the number, the closer he will play his assignment. This rating goes up against a receiver’s Route Running rating. Key Position: CB, FS, SS

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Overall (OVR)

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This rating provides a great snapshot of a player’s attributes. Although you need to dig deeper to find out exactly what type of player you have, this will allow you to make quick decisions about whom to start. Key Position: All players

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Pass Blocking (PBK)

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How well an offensive lineman is at blocking a defender who is rushing the QB on a passing play. Key Position: Offensive line

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Play Recognition (PRC)

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How quickly a defensive player identifies what type of play the offense is running. A higher rating means less of a chance to be fooled on play action and the quicker the player will attack the line on run plays. Key Position: OLB, MLB, FS, SS

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Power Move (PMV)

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How good a player rushing the QB is at using a power-style move to get off blocks. An example is a bull rush move. Key Position: DE, DT, OLB

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Press (PRS)

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How good a defender is at lining up in front of a WR and not letting him off the line of scrimmage. The higher the number, the better the defender will be at playing bump-n-run coverage. This goes against a receiver’s Release rating. Key Position: CB, FS, SS

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Pursuit (PUR)

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How good a player is at taking proper angles to track down a ball carrier. Key Position: OLB, MLB, FS, SS

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Release (RLS)

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How good a receiver is at getting off of press coverage. The higher the rating, the better chance he has to beat press coverage. This matches up against a defender’s Press rating. Key Position: WR

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Return (RET)

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How good a player is at catching the ball on special teams. Key Position: KR, PR

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Route Running (RTE)

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How well a receiver can run sharp routes that can get him space from the defender. This will determine separation against a man-to-man defender based on the defender’s Man Coverage rating. Key Position: WR, TE, HB

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Run Blocking (RBK)

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How good an offensive lineman is at blocking a defender on a rushing play. Key Position: Offensive line, FB, TE

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Spectacular Catch (SPC)

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How well a receiver is able to go up and make jumping or unique catches. A higher number means a better chance of amazing catches over defenders.

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Speed (SPD)

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How fast a player runs. Key Position: All players except offensive linemen

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Spin Move (SPM)

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How well a ball carrier can use a spin style move to get away from defenders. The rating can affect the tightness of the spin radius. Key Position: HB, WR, QB

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Stamina (STA)

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This affects how long a player can stay in the game before becoming tired. The higher the rating, the more snaps a player will have before having to rest. Key Position: All positions

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Stiff Arm (SFA)

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How good a ball carrier is at using his free hand to ward off tacklers. Key Position: HB, WR, QB

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Strength (STR)

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How strong a player is and how well he can stand his ground or get pushed during a line battle. Key Position: Offensive and defensive lines

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Tackle (TAK)

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How well a defensive player can tackle a ball carrier. A higher number means a lower chance of broken tackles. Key Position: OLB, MLB, FS, SS

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Throwing Accuracy (THA)

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How accurate a QB is when throwing the ball. A higher number means more consistent throws downfield. Key Position: QB

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Throwing Power (THP)

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How fast and far a QB can throw the ball. A higher number means better downfield throws. Key Position: QB

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Trucking (TRK)

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How good a player is at using power moves to run over defenders. Trucking is more common in power backs. Key Position: HB, FB, QB

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Zone Coverage (ZCV)

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How well a player will track his receiver in zone coverage. The higher the number, the more he will be able to cover a play in his zone during a pass play. Key Position: OLB, MLB, CB, FS, SS

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