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Re: Volatility exposure by Morbid @ 7/14/2016 10:48 am Well I had 10 picks in this last draft and only 2 had declines and 2 had no gains so I would rate this as a complete success. The ones with the higher V rating had the biggest changes. I dont know if thats what meant to happen or it just worked out that way. RB V=10 0 change LT V=6 0 change LG V=30 +1 LG V=42 -1 C V=66 -2 LDE V=14 +1 RDE V=88 +6 MLB V=20 +2 WLB V=88 +4 WLB V=16 +1 WLB V=80 +2
Re: Volatility exposure by lellow2011 @ 7/14/2016 11:17 am Morbid wrote: Well I had 10 picks in this last draft and only 2 had declines and 2 had no gains so I would rate this as a complete success. The ones with the higher V rating had the biggest changes. I dont know if thats what meant to happen or it just worked out that way. RB V=10 0 change LT V=6 0 change LG V=30 +1 LG V=42 -1 C V=66 -2 LDE V=14 +1 RDE V=88 +6 MLB V=20 +2 WLB V=88 +4 WLB V=16 +1 WLB V=80 +2 pretty much every player I picked dropped in rating, it was a pretty big failure for me Liked by Mr.Krazy
Re: Volatility exposure by jsid @ 7/14/2016 11:19 am Same for me. Everyone significant dropped. Rough TC, but that's the risk I took! Volatility is going to be love/hate for me lol
Re: Volatility exposure by Tecra031 @ 7/14/2016 12:14 pm I had 3 1st rd picks...+1, -3, -3 respectively. Also, my 3rd year QB who was +3 ly, dropped -4 ty, weird. Again, more loosers than gainers like most TCs for NJY
Re: Volatility exposure by lellow2011 @ 7/14/2016 1:57 pm Tecra031 wrote: I had 3 1st rd picks...+1, -3, -3 respectively. Also, my 3rd year QB who was +3 ly, dropped -4 ty, weird. Again, more loosers than gainers like most TCs for NJY My 5th year QB dropped like -4 this season, but none of his attributes changed. Only his weight.

Re: Volatility exposure by Mr.Krazy @ 7/15/2016 12:09 am Not a good Training Camp for me, had more declines in future potential than I did inclines but I am excited for the few players that had big boosts. 1st- CB Walton Pearce 42 volatility -3 2nd- WR Jerrold Jackson 76 volatility -4 3rd- DT James Slavin 86 volatility +5 4th- FS Curtis Hasse 50 volatility -2 5th- SLB Gerald Miner 100 volatility -11 (Ouch, a big bust...) 6th- LT Ray Benson 58 volatility -2 7th- LDE David Meyer 86 volatility +2
Re: Volatility exposure by Black Adder @ 7/15/2016 4:41 am My 20p worth, I think it adds to the draft with it,than without it, and should be kept in for future drafts. You have the option to gamble or take a lesser talented player but with less chance of a bust,which I think is good....Do you feel lucky punk? It still seems a bit of pot luck though, and see some players with low Volatility have had gains. Would not like to see it as a "yearly" action for every player,just rookies through TC. Liked by adamsneeka
Re: Volatility exposure by WarEagle @ 7/16/2016 6:33 am I find that I'm already missing this feature in the drafts for other leagues. It definitely adds another interesting element. Liked by Davesgang, adamsneeka, ibblacklavender02and 1 others
Re: Volatility exposure by Black Adder @ 7/24/2016 3:56 am JDB, Does a players Volatility rating effect other things. How much he will boom/bust? How fast he will loose his attributes when he`s past his prime? How early or late he decides to retire?
Re: Volatility exposure by jdavidbakr (Site Admin) @ 7/25/2016 8:36 am Black Adder wrote: JDB, Does a players Volatility rating effect other things. How much he will boom/bust? How fast he will loose his attributes when he`s past his prime? How early or late he decides to retire? Only his likelihood to boom or bust.