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i heard they do effect how effective a player is but is it like a player with 50 str & 272 lbs will have the same "in-game" strength as someone with 45 str & 330 lbs... just curious cause i never cared about that!

greetz Pitch

no way of knowing...but the building guide says that they do matter...

so i always take them into consideration when i roll a player.

Lower weight = faster acceleration

That is the only official notice I ever seen. It is in the change log from last season's updates.

Taller means a higher center of gravity, which in GLB means "easier to topple". Think pancakes or even tackles. But for WRs and defense means higher reach.
Heavier means tougher to tackle and push around. Lighter means higher acceleration.

So if your a linemen you'd want short heavy guys; for WR and coverage tall light ones. But this is just normal a OT wont be 190lb while your CB might be.

There was a discussion thread about this with a Bort apperance sometime last season.
Still the official reasonning is that it matters but not much.

Do you remember where the thread maybe located? I would not mind trying to dig it up.

interesting! i thought it's always good to build tall and heavy D players... thx guys