OL/DL ratings

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GlennN
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OL/DL ratings

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Any thoughts on what ratings make OL better as a OT v. OG? I trust hands rating makes C. How about DE v. DT? Weight a factor? Strength for DT v. speed and agilty for DE?
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Speed and Agility are always used for all positions. The most important skill for blockers is the Blocking skill and the most important skill for defenders is the Block Avoid skill. Weight is used in calculations as well so that's needs to be taken into account.
 
Hands is only used for ball carriers.
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Thanks for the reply, David. So, given that the Hands rating is just used for ball carriers, I am not sure how one should decide whether a player is better as OG, OT or C? I do not believe height (arm span) is used. What makes a player a better OG ot OT by the current ratings? Should there be a seperate category for C than OG and OT if the ratings evaluation is the same?
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