Warrior General Games

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This is my receiving TE I am using for scrimmages... How is build looking so far? He has been getting a few 100 yard games and seems to be doing well. Curious if I am putting the flex in the correct spots, he is just midways through his sophomore season..

IDK Myabe I build my receiving TEs differently but I like my guys much faster. every TE I have ever built has 80+ speed.. But I dont know shit yet. Jman is as high as I have been. What is your end build idea for him...

With all 3 cap boosters into receiving hands he would have 91. Only thing is you silvered Prime Time so I might consider using the cap booster on receiving consistency.

If prime time is your SA of choice then you need high confidence to get rec con as high as possible. In order of importance for a receiver IMO...

1. Agility (10)
2. Confidence(8)
3. Speed(7)
4. Conditioning(6)
5. Awareness(3)
6. Strength(1)

(*) - my preference

Although the meta seems to be shifting to more stength to avoid the KLs from increased power tackling(mostly due to the high number of power backs).

i would go

Strength 1
Agility 2
Awareness 10
Speed 7
Stamina 5
Confidence 10

if you think 30 quickness is enough

only need to take agility high is if you want quickness

Agility helps with his rec hands, 2 seems pretty low IMO.

Originally posted by Myrik_Justiciar
Agility helps with his rec hands, 2 seems pretty low IMO.

awareness helps slightly more though. This would g et a TE with rec specialist and soft hands to 83 hands.

I personally would want higher quickness so would go for more agility, but as awareness helps with hands slightly more you only need to take agility to where you want your quickness to end up and put the rest into awareness

if you get 6.8 height and lowest weight that build will have 85 rec hands, agility is only really important to get quickness where you want, it also helps route tech but only by a few points compared to consistency and awareness gains it's much better not to use agility

OIC. I always thought Agility was the major player in rec hands.

the advantage in confidence and awareness is that it will also give like 10 more CiT more grip well in general helps a lot on receiving stats