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Originally posted by boilerup
By Level 48, a well-built two-way SS would have ...

(with equipment)

110~ speed
70 agility
68 strength
63~ vision
50~ tackling

... and depending on how you feel about them, a small smattering of SAs. For me, it's 22000, 22224. You could also drop an equipment piece from speed and put it into agility should you feel like it. Ideally AEQ in Super Vision and Monster Hit.



With 110 speed you'd need something like 90 agility to compliment the speed. Safeties do a lot of shifting and chasing.

By 48? Hmm

I'm looking at something like
100 spd
70-75 agi
65 vis
70+ tkl
60 str

and 10+ in big hit
and a few in wrap up tackle

(more of a power hitter guy)

Originally posted by boilerup
By Level 48, a well-built two-way SS would have ...

(with equipment)

110~ speed
70 agility
68 strength
63~ vision
50~ tackling

... and depending on how you feel about them, a small smattering of SAs. For me, it's 22000, 22224. You could also drop an equipment piece from speed and put it into agility should you feel like it. Ideally AEQ in Super Vision and Monster Hit.



It Seems to me that 70 AGI is not letting him use the 110 speed. 70 AGI is low if you ask me for a cover SS. That looks more like a run/hitter build; instead of a two way build. Last season my SS had 55 TK, 3 INT and 3 FF, with 22 PD's.

Not superman stats. But considering he was playing 3rd string in a very competitive league, and only averaging 18-22 plays a game; I would say he is a hard hitting, blanket covering dual SS.

I'm working towards:

95/80 spd/agi and then hopefully take Vis/Str/Tkl to the 68. That's my goal anyway. If I can do that and still 1st cap conf/stam/jump/catch before he dies of old age, I will be a happy camper.

I guess that part about switching one piece of EQ into agility wasn't real clear. That's what I intend to do.

Originally posted by boilerup
I guess that part about switching one piece of EQ into agility wasn't real clear. That's what I intend to do.

Roger that!

70 agility is fine.

Just make sure your safety is under 200 lbs.

Originally posted by Darth Asheme
70 agility is fine.

Just make sure your safety is under 200 lbs.

If you are a S.S. under 200 lbs and have 70 agility, you are pretty useless in run support. Not completely but not as good as you could be.

Originally posted by UnderDogs
If you are a S.S. under 200 lbs and have 70 agility, you are pretty useless in run support. Not completely but not as good as you could be.
Well, the lighter you are, the faster you're going to be.

Originally posted by Darth Asheme

Well, the lighter you are, the faster you're going to be.

true dat

I'm generally a fat ass at 6-4, 220.

I don't remember back that far to level 48, but a level 48 could probably get stats similar to my level 65 SS-Novy.
But they could do it much smarter since it can be slower built.

I would get...
Speed 90-100
Agility 60-68
Strength 60-68
Vision 60-68
Tackle 55-60
Jumping 48+
Stamina 48+
Concentrate on the first 2 SAs of each tree, Diving Tackle & Super Vision being priorities
Try to find an AEQ with something you want to be good at ... Monster Hit, Force Fumble% ... etc.

I am building a Novy II, so hopefully I can get there faster.

Originally posted by Daddy Warbucks
By 48? Hmm

I'm looking at something like
100 spd
70-75 agi
65 vis
70+ tkl
60 str

and 10+ in big hit
and a few in wrap up tackle

(more of a power hitter guy)

Yeah, my guy should look something like this:

100 spd
80 agi
68 vis
66 tkl
68 str

AEQ in CS and MH

not bad

Originally posted by boilerup
By Level 48, a well-built two-way SS would have ...

(with equipment)

110~ speed
70 agility
68 strength
63~ vision
50~ tackling

... and depending on how you feel about them, a small smattering of SAs. For me, it's 22000, 22224. You could also drop an equipment piece from speed and put it into agility should you feel like it. Ideally AEQ in Super Vision and Monster Hit.



Are these numbers even statistically possible by level 48??

Originally posted by ufgatorbait
Are these numbers even statistically possible by level 48??

They are ... and without any slow-building seasons. There's a couple guys on here who have posted similar, but more advanced, builds at Level 48. They used their first year to strictly train, I imagine.

This won't transfer well, but here's how I have it mapped out in Excel:

74.86 69.59 51.86 48.86 37.86 24.59
32 3 strength 75.09 69.68 55.09 49.09 38.09 24.68
33 2 strength 75.32 69.77 57.32 49.32 38.32 24.77
34 75.55 69.86 57.55 49.55 38.55 24.86
35 75.78 69.95 57.78 49.78 38.78 24.95
36 3 strength, 5 vision 76.01 70.04 61.01 55.01 39.01 25.04
37 2 vision 76.24 70.13 61.24 57.24 39.24 25.13
38 3 vision 76.41 70.2 61.41 60.41 39.41 25.2
39 5 tackling 76.58 70.27 61.58 60.58 44.58 25.27
40 76.75 70.34 61.75 60.75 44.75 25.34
41 76.92 70.41 61.92 60.92 44.92 25.41
42 12 SA, 3 tackling 77.09 70.48 62.09 61.09 48.09 25.48 2-2-2-2-2
43 4 SA 77.26 70.55 62.26 61.26 48.26 25.55 2-2-0-0-0
44 6 SA 77.43 70.62 62.43 61.43 48.43 25.62 2-2-2-2-4
45 77.6 70.69 62.6 61.6 48.6 25.69
46 77.77 70.76 62.77 61.77 48.77 25.76
47 5 strength 77.94 70.83 67.94 61.94 48.94 25.83
48 1 vision 78.11 70.9 68.11 63.11 49.11 25.9

So yeah, those numbers are attainable.