Warrior General Games

Hello gentlemen, I am building a Quarterback. This is my 2nd go at it. I am open to any and all advice. It would be greatly appreciated.

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=2171038

Selected a deep passing QB, trying to develop him with moderate/above-average speed (nothing crazy). Id like him to be tough to bring down in & around the pocket (ala Big Ben) and a little elusive. I feel like having a guy with a strong arm and an accurate deep ball, who is tough to bring down and somewhat able to throw on the run or tuck the ball and pick up a few yards would be ideal. If you guys have any suggestions or ideas for me that would be great.

Any and all criticism is wanted. Be gentle though... last time I did this guys laughed me out of town...my build was whack last go round and it was too late in the game to change it.

I'm very into GLB and I am a willing booster & willing to dedicate the necessary time. I am somewhat of a newbie, I joined up about a 2 years ago & I stopped for quite a while. I am a huge fan of the game of football in general. It doesn't always translate easily to GLB though, and I would like to build a QB I can be proud of.

Thanks for the time guys.

1 any SPs spent in SAs early are wasted. Many SAs need certain attributes in order to fire, but mainly it delays you getting to the next cap.

Once you get to 48 attributes it costs two SP to get one attribute growth. ALGs (automatic level gains) from hitting caps early makes your player better.

By level 7 you should probably have 68 throwing. That would mean instead of 8SP from leveling (5SP and 3ALGs) your SP growth from leveling is 9.33.

Boosting. You only get to boost three times a season, as you reach higher levels your XP gain per game goes down. There is a difference of around 2 levels between boosting early and boosting late. You boosted early for this season so your level growth has fallen.

a couple of season into GLB and you should know by now not to pump sp's into SA's...