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What do you think.

Catching to 48 whilst traing speed/agility
Vision to 48 whilst training speed/agility
Speed to 48 whilst training agility/blocking
Agility to 48 whilst training blocking/strength
Blocking to 48 whilst training strength/jumping
Strength to 48 whilst training jumping/stamina
Jumping to 48 whilst training stamina/confidence
Catching to 68 ". ". "
Vision to 60 ". ". "
Speed to 68. ". ". "
Agility to 60. Whilst training carrying/confidence
Blocking to 68. ". ". "
Strength to 68. ". ". "

All remaining sp's after this point in sa's

Equipment shared between speed and catching

1) Balanced TEs are pointless

2) If you are going to build one, focus on the major attributes first (strength, blocking, catching, vision). Worry about the rest after you get those 4 to where you want them.

Originally posted by MadMike52
1) Balanced TEs are pointless

2) If you are going to build one, focus on the major attributes first (strength, blocking, catching, vision). Worry about the rest after you get those 4 to where you want them.

Actually, I recommend taking agility and vision up quickly in the balanced build scenario as they are the attributes that really impact both roles.

Unfortunately, I also agree the balanced build is dead until Bort dumps the TE1/2 slots.

Build Guide for all-around TE:

Don't do it because it is pointless. Pick receiving or blocking and let the owner use the depth chart.

Originally posted by randomguymike
Originally posted by MadMike52

1) Balanced TEs are pointless

2) If you are going to build one, focus on the major attributes first (strength, blocking, catching, vision). Worry about the rest after you get those 4 to where you want them.

Actually, I recommend taking agility and vision up quickly in the balanced build scenario as they are the attributes that really impact both roles.

Unfortunately, I also agree the balanced build is dead until Bort dumps the TE1/2 slots.

Yes, but remember that agility has horrible natural level gains, so capping it early is essentially pointless.

However, the only reason anyone would want a balanced TE is if they intended on spending their entire career in the casual leagues.

Originally posted by LostPeon
Originally posted by randomguymike

Originally posted by MadMike52


1) Balanced TEs are pointless

2) If you are going to build one, focus on the major attributes first (strength, blocking, catching, vision). Worry about the rest after you get those 4 to where you want them.

Actually, I recommend taking agility and vision up quickly in the balanced build scenario as they are the attributes that really impact both roles.

Unfortunately, I also agree the balanced build is dead until Bort dumps the TE1/2 slots.

Yes, but remember that agility has horrible natural level gains, so capping it early is essentially pointless.

However, the only reason anyone would want a balanced TE is if they intended on spending their entire career in the casual leagues.

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The auto level gains for minor attributes to Level 21 are around 3.5 while auto level gains for majors are 10. I'm planning on getting Catching, Vision and Strength (to combat KLs) capped early then add points into Speed and Agility as I see fit. I can put points in those attributes since all of my other receiving attributes are up to snuff. If everything works out perfectly I will only have to train Stamina, Jumping, Confidence and Carrying in a rotation after Season 3 or 4