My question is;
Why do some of the bars show up green and some of the bars show up yellow? Does this mean anything!
Why do some of the bars show up green and some of the bars show up yellow? Does this mean anything!
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Originally posted by Sarg01
Red = 0-20
Yellow = 20-40
Puke = 40-60
Green = 60-80
Gold = 80-100
Isn't it a bit more complicated than that on the break-lines? Meaning you can have a green 39 if it's closer to 40 than to 39. I guess that would equate to a 39.8 being green and a 39.3 being yellow. Anyway, not that it matters. Scouting bars don't mean much according to the masses.
Or is that only valid on team scouting bars? Not real sure.
Red = 0-20
Yellow = 20-40
Puke = 40-60
Green = 60-80
Gold = 80-100
Isn't it a bit more complicated than that on the break-lines? Meaning you can have a green 39 if it's closer to 40 than to 39. I guess that would equate to a 39.8 being green and a 39.3 being yellow. Anyway, not that it matters. Scouting bars don't mean much according to the masses.
Or is that only valid on team scouting bars? Not real sure.
Last edited Oct 23, 2008 10:20:00
Billy Corman
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In Sales, we call it a "view from 50,000 feet." Its a thumbnail sketch. It gives an impression, is all.
2 Level 24 39-Scout CB's could be wildly different in builds, but its a decent bet both are better than an equal-leveled 3rd with a Scout Bar at 33.
2 Level 24 39-Scout CB's could be wildly different in builds, but its a decent bet both are better than an equal-leveled 3rd with a Scout Bar at 33.
Sarg01
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Originally posted by Toriq
Isn't it a bit more complicated than that on the break-lines? Meaning you can have a green 39 if it's closer to 40 than to 39. I guess that would equate to a 39.8 being green and a 39.3 being yellow. Anyway, not that it matters. Scouting bars don't mean much according to the masses.
Or is that only valid on team scouting bars? Not real sure.
Except for the QB Passing Bar (which is funky) the scouting bars only show changes in increments of 3. So yellow 39 is something between 37.5 (any less and it'd be yellow 36) and 39.9. Meanwhile, green 39 is 40.0 to 40.4 (any more and it's green 42)
Individual scouting bars have value - as long as you're knowledgeable enough to know what that value is.
For instance, if you're looking at a level 20 left tackle and you want to know if he can be beaten by your DE, you'd much rather see a 51 blocking bar than a 45 blocking bar, because blocking bar is primarily about strength and blocking - and if those are his two highest attributes, chances are he's going to give up a huge amount of sacks. He just doesn't have the skill points available to also have high agility.
Isn't it a bit more complicated than that on the break-lines? Meaning you can have a green 39 if it's closer to 40 than to 39. I guess that would equate to a 39.8 being green and a 39.3 being yellow. Anyway, not that it matters. Scouting bars don't mean much according to the masses.
Or is that only valid on team scouting bars? Not real sure.
Except for the QB Passing Bar (which is funky) the scouting bars only show changes in increments of 3. So yellow 39 is something between 37.5 (any less and it'd be yellow 36) and 39.9. Meanwhile, green 39 is 40.0 to 40.4 (any more and it's green 42)
Individual scouting bars have value - as long as you're knowledgeable enough to know what that value is.
For instance, if you're looking at a level 20 left tackle and you want to know if he can be beaten by your DE, you'd much rather see a 51 blocking bar than a 45 blocking bar, because blocking bar is primarily about strength and blocking - and if those are his two highest attributes, chances are he's going to give up a huge amount of sacks. He just doesn't have the skill points available to also have high agility.
Last edited Oct 23, 2008 11:49:15
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