In the end, all I am doing is using a few different statistical-based tools to guide me throughout the ratings adjustment process. I put a lot of time cross referencing PFF and PFR to adjust ratings accordingly across the entire roster set, but ultimately I still use my general knowledge of the NFL to reflect the ratings. The same goes for players ranked in the top five on PFF and 60th in Madden - see Rams RB Darrell Henderson for progressing, or Raiders C Rodney Hudson for a regressing player. What it does mean is that he is not as dominant as he was last year, or over the past few years, and he needs to be adjusted accordingly. Does that mean the player should be ranked 60th in his position group in Madden? No. If a player is graded poorly on PFF, ranked 60th at their position, and ranked #4 in Madden, I consider them to be regressing and make an adjustment. In short, I look at these grades and look at the production, which then leads me to the ratings. I am a firm believer that NFL coaches know more about why someone isn’t getting snaps than I do, but players grading higher than starters probably shouldn’t be rated a 55 in Madden 21. Does that mean they should be rated higher than the starter on the roster? More often than not, no. Some players who are non-starters grade much higher than starters.
What does that mean? PFF grades each player based on performance per snap in each given aspect relevant to his position. I use PFF for player grades, and I use PFR to compare their grades to production.
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I cross reference Pro Football Focus (I pay for an ELITE membership for gambling purposes) and Pro Football Reference. Circumstances are different for every player on every team, and I adjust based on what I personally think is an accurate depiction of their regression or progression throughout the season. When I say reflect current production, that does not mean that someone who is under performing this year is necessarily rated lower than someone out performing them in the league. Let me start by saying this, I have spent many hours adjusting ratings for this roster and put in the work and research cross referencing multiple sites in order to reflect current production and performance to this set. Now that is not to say that I don’t care as much about the top end of the rosters, because I do, but diving deep into the bottom end of any roster edit ensures longevity and playability for my CFM in my opinion. I, on the other hand, find it extremely important that the players on the roster and their ratings for any team I play with are accurately depicted as I typically play CFM and find that extremely valuable to the overall experience of that game mode. If you only play Play Now, you may not care if the rotational D-lineman ratings on the roster you play with matter, or if the majority of the practice squad players are on the roster. What I feel is missing in most roster sets is the bottom end of the roster. Yeah adjusting the talent at the top of the league is important as it affects gameplay directly, but anyone can adjust ratings and make sure the best players in the league are in fact the best players in the league. How does that apply to this roster set you may ask? I start from the bottom up.
With the start of any good construction project, there is a great foundation.
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