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He is a lvl 16 in Eastern Europe BBB. But doesn't get much looks at all. Hell hes only 14 points away from being as fast as the number 1 WR on the team. The team is 11-3 by the way.

Strength:27.5Blocking:20.5
Speed:60.53Tackling:12.53
Agility:45.53Throwing:8
Jumping:20Catching:43.5
Stamina:17.53Carrying:12.53
Vision:26.5Kicking:8
Confidence:12.53Punting:

To be honest, that's not really that fast. I suggest you get speed to 60 naturally, agility to 48 naturally, train vision/confidence and work on having jumping up.
Oh and get catching to 48.

Also, that WR on your team is probably an absolute beast, so the QB will be more likely to throw to him.

The OC has to put the TE as the main reciever on some of his play selections or the QB just wont look his way.

You have to have an OC who is willing and able to get the TE the ball. Also, you need to work on your speed. Your long term goal should be speed in the 90s and agility in the 60s.

Check out my player Hans Solo. This is the first year he's really taken off like I wanted him to.

Definately working on speed/agility/catching. Guess maybe its the OC

Originally posted by foshizzel17
The OC has to put the TE as the main reciever on some of his play selections or the QB just wont look his way.

THIS.

Speed/agility!!!! You aren t faster or more agile than any of the corners, so when would you get the ball? i started doing speed and agility on my boost and I started getting the ball more and more.

Originally posted by RayMartin43
Speed/agility!!!! You aren t faster or more agile than any of the corners, so when would you get the ball? i started doing speed and agility on my boost and I started getting the ball more and more.

Corners rarely cover the TE, it's mostly the LB and SS.

Originally posted by bunker3
Originally posted by RayMartin43

Speed/agility!!!! You aren t faster or more agile than any of the corners, so when would you get the ball? i started doing speed and agility on my boost and I started getting the ball more and more.

Corners rarely cover the TE, it's mostly the LB and SS.

Sure, but people are building OLBs like CBs these days.

You need lots of speed, all of your equipment should go there.
You need lots of agility, at least in the 60s.
Route run is a good SA.

If you go bonkers with those three, you'll be in great shape.

Sheesh, where's the jumping in this?

Originally posted by Xelstyle
Sheesh, where's the jumping in this?

Screw jumping. I'm going to work on it but Hans Solo has his at 23 and look at the kind of year he's having:

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=102751

Receptions: 105
Yards: 2,153.5
YPG: 143.6
Average: 20.5
YAC: 9.3
TDs: 30

I don't know...take out all the blow out games (more than 100 points scored), your guy only has about 779 total yards, with 7 TDs. Still though, that's a lot more speed than I'm used to . Do you have any First Step, or is that RR I'm seeing?

Originally posted by Xelstyle
I don't know...take out all the blow out games (more than 100 points scored), your guy only has about 779 total yards, with 7 TDs. Still though, that's a lot more speed than I'm used to . Do you have any First Step, or is that RR I'm seeing?

Blow out games aside, he leads all of SA#3 in receiving yardage and second in TDs. We all play the same teams, and for a TE to be stomping all those WRs is pretty special IMO.

SAs are 32321 in the receiving tree.

No first step.