Not a fan of the new "loot box" style upgrade system for CFM. It randomly rolls attributes for the archetype your trying to upgrade. You might spend "1" upgrade point on elusive back, and RNG roll +1AWR, +2 Sping Move, then next point you spend to upgrade could roll 5 different random attributes sans the core ones for the other archetype.
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Originally Posted by New World Order:
Hopefully they can fix the jumping in the air to make a catch bullshit. Just have the receiver run through the ball
On aggressive catch or what? I don’t typically see that problem.
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yeah, at this point its not about graphics, its about fluid movement, not the janky ass movement that has caused me to not play this game. There was another game once way back when that did it really good. IT wasnt perfect by any means, but it was good and getting better!
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Wow. I guess everyone is going to pick Lamar Jackson #1 overall in fantasy drafts.
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2. Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens
79 OVR
Lamar Jackson could be the most interesting QB to play as in Madden 19. If you sim a lot of games in Franchise, he’s likely not the best pick at the moment. But holy hell, his base ratings make him fun. The stud athlete clocks a 91 Speed, making him not only the fastest QB in the game, but the only one who breaks 90 in that category. He also sports a 93 Ball Carrier Vision, an 86 Spin, 89 Juke, and 94 Throw Power. His accuracy scores (83 Short, 80 Mid, 74 Deep) can lead to some wild throws, but his running scores can also lead to several easy first downs after escaping the pocket. Watch out for this one.
Baker Mayfield way overrated.
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3. Baker Mayfield, Quarterback, Cleveland Browns
81 OVR
Well, the Browns drafted a QB. Again. While that might be a bit of a broken record for the Dawg Pound, this roster is showing tremendous promise. Coach Hue Jackson might want to ease him into a starting role, but the team clearly believes in Mayfield as their future investment. An 81 Speed doesn’t make Mayfield the fastest QB we’ve seen, but pair that with a 95 Throw Power, 88 Throw on the Run, and accuracy scores in the 80s at Short, Medium and Deep ranges means he’s not completely reliant on pocket protection to be a playmaker.
Jesus Christ.
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4. Roquan Smith, Middle Linebacker, Chicago Bears
81 OVR
Smith has the makings of a Pro Bowl level talent. The Bears added him to help build a linebacker core that already included Danny Trevathan. Smith can be disruptive all over the field with several ratings in the high 80s. His 88 Tackle and 87 Hit Power are enough to stop most ball carriers cold, but his numbers make him a natural fit in coverage, too. Smith sports an 89 Speed, 91 Acceleration, 88 Agility, with an 89 Pursuit and 80 in Zone Coverage.
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