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Originally Posted by Phatman
I have honestly been waiting for someone to start talking strategy.
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If rating high on the prospect list is important, then you need to draft high potential high school players, with good intangibles (because they stay on the list longer) and get lucky with random talent changes and injuries. I'm not saying it's the best organizational, but a top college prospect doesn't stay on the list very long.
Scouting, coaching, player dev, and smart promotions are important too, of course.
The only other good tip is, when you're down to drafting low potential players, pick the one's with good defense. If they do get lucky with a random bump, you're much better off.