Post your Performance Gains

Post your Performance Gains
Eagles - NONE Dolphins - Ernest Givins, Offensive Line Packers - Offensive Line Giants - Offensive Line Browns - NONE Bucs - William Perry, Bobby Wilson, Jerome Henderson, Al Del Greco Raiders - NONE Patriots - Jim Morrissey 49ers - Brent Jones Oilers - Keith Woodside Colts - Ricky Watters, Offensive Line Bears - NONE Bills - Erik McMillan, Offensive Line Saints - Gary Reasons Chargers - Emmitt Smith, Derrick Thomas, Manny Hendrix, John Kasay Seahawks - Offensive Line Chiefs - Johnny Johnson Steelers - Mark Ingram Bengals - Jim Everett, Huey Richardson Cowboys - NONE Above is the list of all PGs earned for 1991. Let me know if I missed any, but I don't think I did. Please refer to the Attribute Caps thread in the Official Proclamations section for info on what the limits are as far as PGs go. Also see the Performance Gain Appendix thread in the same forum which shows what gains are allowed at each position. I'll start: Jim Everett: MS, PS Huey Richardson: RS, MS, HP

Keith Woodside: RS, MS, REC

John Jackson HP Mark Dennis MS

Keith Woodside: RS, MS, REC Reading comprehension is great! RB: What gains are allowed: 2 out of 5 of Rushing Speed, Maximum Speed, Hitting Power, Ball Control, and Receptions. If Maximum Speed is not chosen, gains in 3 categories will be allowed. No category may be increased more than once.

John Jackson HP Mark Dennis HP This isn't allowed either..... http://worldtecmofed.21.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=592 What gains are allowed: If you earn a gain, you may increase the maximum speed and hitting power of ONE offensive lineman. If you choose, you may increase the maximum speed of one lineman and the hitting power of another. If you earn more than one gain (by finishing in the top three in multiple categories), you are allowed two attribute increases per gain earned (one each of MS and HP). You may not increase the same attribute of any one lineman more than once in the same season.

Here are mine.. William Perry Old - 44 38 19 75 19 56 New- 50 44 25 75 19 56 Bobby Wilson Old - 25 38 38 63 13 56 New- 31 44 38 69 13 56 Jerome Henderson Old - 31 44 50 38 38 50 New- 38 44 56 38 44 50 Al Del Greco Old - 56 81 81 31 19 56 New- 56 81 81 31 25 63

Refer to this thread for what gains are allowed: http://worldtecmofed.21.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=592 Refer to this thread for what the attribute caps are: http://worldtecmofed.21.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=528

OL Ralph Tamm Old: HP: 56 New: HP: 63 OL Paul Gruber Old: MS: 31 New: MS: 38 WR Ernest Givins falls under this rule... Old: MS: 63, RC:75 New: MS: 69, RC:81 WR RS: 50 RP: 69 MS: 63* HP: 13 BC: 81 RC: 75* * The same rule applies for WR as RB. A 63 MS WR who leads the league in receiving yardage AND earns a performance increase based on the random roll will be eligible to have their MS increased to 69. Also, the College Committee possesses the right to make specific exceptions to MS and RC in rare cases (Randy Moss, Herman Moore, etc.)

Todd Kalis OL MS & HP

Brent Jones TE increase: MS & RC MS = 44 RC = 75 25 69 38 69 50 69 = was for 1991 season 25 69 44 69 50 75 = after performance gain What gains are allowed: 2 out of 4 of Rushing Speed, Maximum Speed, Ball Control, and Receptions. No category may be increased more than once per gain earned.

Shouldn't HP be an option for TEs to raise too? It is posted that they MAX out at 75 for HP, why even bother posting that if they can't ever raise it? RBs can raise their HP to 94 so TEs should at least be able to raise theirs to the MAX of 75, correct?

Yup, if you want to boost HP, not a problem, just pick that as one of the two gains for TE

Question for the experts. Does raising RS from 25 to 38 do anything. I read a FAQ on it but had a hard time understanding as it was poorly written. Someone please let me know.

Question for the experts. Does raising RS from 25 to 38 do anything. I read a FAQ on it but had a hard time understanding as it was poorly written. Someone please let me know. On defense, yes. The guy's starting speed will be higher and hence would be a better option as a run defender...can get to the ball faster. It is my opinion that the reason why some LB4 can dive and blow up the ball carrier on up-the-middle runs is because of the RS of the player, not the MS. (although almost always a high RS corresponds to a high MS) On offense, not really that much of a noticeable change but there is the same effect of the guy starting running at a higher speed.

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