How do attributes change – for instance, I presume that blocking drills in the practice session improves blocking, but do athleticism and work ethic change and if so, how?
Practicing certain areas of a player’s game will help him improve his skills. See the following table for a general (not position specific) list of how each area may impact a player’s game: Practicinghttp://www.whatifsports.com. Improveshttp://www.whatifsports.com. Conditioning Athleticism, Speed, Durability, Stamina Blocking Blocking, Technique Tackling Tackling, Technique Pass Routes Elusiveness, Technique Hands Hands, Technique Strength Strength, Athleticism, Durability Agility Elusivness, Athleticism, Speed Kicking Technique Punting Technique Study Film Game Instinct, Technique Passing Technique Generally, happy players (getting starts/playing time) will work harder during practice (work ethic improvements). With regards to the offenses and defenses, the more practice and playing time a player receives under each set, the better the offense will function in terms of efficiency.
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