Warrior General Games

For low levels, especially PW/Rookie.

Is title true?

For what position?

Originally posted by coachingubigr
For what position?

Any offensive position with the ball..

btk= break tackle ?

Originally posted by Bane
btk= break tackle ?

Yes imo

Originally posted by Chessey
Yes imo

Can this go as far to say,

40spd 40agi RQB > 65spd 20agi RQB
give or take pros and cons of each build.

Originally posted by jampysos
Can this go as far to say,

40spd 40agi RQB > 65spd 20agi RQB


No.

Lets all quote that because that RB would be too slow

Originally posted by Chessey
Lets all quote that because that RB would be too slow

Let's quote because that is a horrible way to build dots for any level.

Originally posted by jampysos
Can this go as far to say,

40spd 40agi RQB > 65spd 20agi RQB
give or take pros and cons of each build.

No... but your question is partially true. Agility does factor into break tackle... but not as much as strength. Speed also factors... as does angle of tackle (a head-on tackle is more easily broken than a side-on tackle... maybe even a tackle made from behind). Not to mention VA's, SA's, and equipment... and other factors such as stamina vs stamina, ect, ect. I say all this to hopefully point out that trying to build a dot to achieve something such as break-tackle by altering good build strategy isn't a good thing. You 40/40 RQB would look good early in his career... but suck the older he got. While the builders that concentrated on speed more intently would have the better build in the end.
Break tackles do happen at lower levels of play... but they're more circumstance and chance than build style. My returner's can break a few tackles when they're young... but they get much better at it when they're older because I stuck to solid build plan. Hope this helps ya.

Originally posted by BagO'Chips
Let's quote because that is a horrible way to build dots for any level.

That too.

Originally posted by Theo Wizzago
No... but your question is partially true. Agility does factor into break tackle... but not as much as strength. Speed also factors... as does angle of tackle.

Don't forget Carrying.

Originally posted by BagO'Chips
Don't forget Carrying.

I guess to answer OP most of the attributes count towards breaking tackles. Some more than others though. However building all stats equally is not the answer.

Why are you trying to build a rookie team like it's a PeeWee team... and even then, that's not the ideal way to build a rQB for the PeeWee leagues. You don't break tackles that low on a consistent basis.