Mike Evans

Ricky Pearsall

Deebo Samuel Sr

Christian Kirk

Demarcus Robinson

De'Zhaun Stribling

Brandon Aiyuk

Brandin Cooks

Jacob Cowing

Jordan Watkins

Fred Warner

Tatum Bethune

Christian McCaffrey

Kaelon Black

Jordan James

Isaac Guerendo

Nick Bosa

Romello Height

Sam Okuayinonu

Jake Brendel

Jarrett Patterson

Ji'Ayir Brown

Ashtyn Davis

Darrick Forrest

DeForest Buckner

Osa Odighizuwa

Alfred Collins

Gracen Halton

CJ West

James Thompson Jr

Sebastian Valdez

Connor Colby

Carver Willis

Trent Williams

Enrique Cruz Jr.

Austen Pleasants

Jaden Dugger

Luke Gifford

George Kittle

Jake Tonges

Luke Farrell

Brayden Willis

Deommodore Lenoir

Renardo Green

Nate Hobbs

Upton Stout

Ephesians Prysock

Dre Greenlaw

Nick Martin

Garret Wallow

Brock Purdy

Mac Jones

Kurtis Rourke

Kyle Juszczyk

Mykel Williams

Keion White

Khalid Kareem

Colton McKivitz

Vederian Lowe

Malik Mustapha

Marques Sigle

Siran Neal

Eddy Pineiro

Dominick Puni

Corliss Waitman

Jon Weeks

Florida State

49ers

Indiana

Pass rushers with this ability pay a slightly reduced stamina cost for each move they attempt

Extra Credit

Defenders with this ability will ignore one bar of blocker resistance when attempting pass rush moves with effort

Max Effort

Defenders with this ability are slightly more likely to use faster, more dominant pass rush moves while rushing from the edge of the defense, and have more favorable disengage angles.

Edge Threat

The most tenacious defenders beat their blocks by sheer force of will. When they enter the zone, their rush move attempts are free.

Relentless

Players with this ability have a slightly reduced stamina cost and slightly longer perfect window for jumping snaps.

Quick Jump

Ohio State

UCLA

Penn State

Defenders with this ability can apply pressure to the quarterback from a slightly improved distance.

Under Pressure

Defenders with this ability have a slightly improved chance to receive dominant bull rush wins when their stamina is full. This consumes a large amount of additional stamina.

El Toro

Oregon

Iowa

Texas

Oregon State

Kansas

California

UL Lafayette

Receivers with this ability catch more consistently while catching passes 20+ yards from the LoS, outside the numbers

Deep Out Elite

Receivers with this ability catch more consistently while catching passes less than 10-20 yards from the LoS, inside the numbers

Mid In Elite

When in the red zone, receivers with this ability have a better chance to win contested catches against single coverage.

Red Zone Threat

Aggressive receivers overpower defenders and attack the football. When they enter the zone, this ability increases their success rate on aggressive catches against single coverage.

Double Me

Texas A&M

Cincinnati

Nebraska

Arkansas

Louisville

Oklahoma

Texas Tech

Illinois

Alabama

Receivers with this ability catch more consistently while catching passes less than 10-20 yards from the LoS, outside the numbers

Mid Out Elite

Receivers with this ability make sharper cuts and frequently win contested catches when covered by linebackers and linemen.

Matchup Nightmare

Harvard

Notre Dame

Receivers with this ability catch more consistently while catching passes less than 10 yards from the LoS, outside the numbers

Short Out Elite

Receivers with this ability catch more consistently while catching passes less than 10 yards from the LoS, inside the numbers

Short In Elite

The best physical receivers don't just come down with the ball, they carry it home. When they enter the zone, they are nearly guaranteed to break their first post-catch tackle.

YAC 'Em Up

Oklahoma State

Ballcarriers with this ability have steerable juke and spin animations.

Evasive

Receivers with this ability have a high success rate when creating separation on the last cut of any route.

Route Technician

Running backs with this ability have slightly improved catch in traffic and route running when coming out of the backfield against linebackers and linemen.

Backfield Mismatch

Truly devastating receiving threats are the ones that catch and can't be caught. When they enter the zone, they have increased fakeout rates on spin/juke/hurdle after the catch.

Ankle Breaker

Stanford

West Virginia

Wake Forest

Jacksonville State

Maryland

Florida

Ohio

Washington

Passers with this ability have a reduced chance to be impacted by throw penalties caused by defensive pressure while on the run

Fearless

Passers with this ability have elite accuracy on all unpressured throws inside the numbers (except on high throws).

Inside Deadeye

Iowa State

South Carolina

Kansas State

W. Kentucky

Ole Miss

South Alabama

Defenders with this ability have a slightly improved chance to force catch knockouts against running backs

Outmatched

Defenders with this ability have a slightly improved chance to force catch knockouts and react quicker in any mid-field zone coverage, less than 20 yards from the LoS inside the numbers and 10-20 outside.

Mid Zone KO

Defenders with this ability allow fewer broken tackles when hit-sticking ballcarriers - regardless of the runner's size or power.

Enforcer

Defenders with this ability can make spectacular interceptions while lurking in zones, and are more likely to attempt and succeed at diving swats/catches.

Lurker

The most physical coverage defenders prevent catches from happening even when their target has hands on the ball. When they enter the zone, they are nearly guaranteed knockouts.

Universal Coverage

Baylor

Georgia Tech

Georgia

Blockers with this ability reduce an edge pass rusher's chances of using a quick block shed move.

Edge Protector

Blockers with this ability will allow less frequent shed attempts by their block target

All Day

Blockers with this ability will dominantly win impact blocks against linebackers and defensive backs when playing as a lineman or fullback.

Nasty Streak

Blockers with this ability have a slightly increased chance to win any double team block they are engaged in.

Post Up

Position	Tier	Starter	League rank	Next man	If he plays
LTEssential StarterTrent Williams 97 → Enrique Cruz Jr. 68If he plays: 56th of 56 starters	Essential Starter	Trent Williams 97	2nd of 32	Enrique Cruz Jr. 68	56th of 56 starters
LGEssential StarterConnor Colby 68 → Carver Willis 67If he plays: 36th of 36 starters	Essential Starter	Connor Colby 68	32nd of 32	Carver Willis 67	36th of 36 starters
RGEssential StarterDominick Puni 82 → Carver Willis 67If he plays: 34th of 34 starters	Essential Starter	Dominick Puni 82	10th of 32	Carver Willis 67	34th of 34 starters
RTEssential StarterColton McKivitz 84 → Vederian Lowe 66If he plays: 55th of 55 starters	Essential Starter	Colton McKivitz 84	6th of 32	Vederian Lowe 66	55th of 55 starters
FSImportant StarterJi'Ayir Brown 74 → Ashtyn Davis 73If he plays: 41st of 42 starters	Important Starter	Ji'Ayir Brown 74	29th of 32	Ashtyn Davis 73	41st of 42 starters
MIKEImportant StarterFred Warner 98 → Tatum Bethune 70If he plays: 54th of 56 starters	Important Starter	Fred Warner 98	1st of 32	Tatum Bethune 70	54th of 56 starters
WILLStarterDre Greenlaw 85 → Luke Gifford 66If he plays: 38th of 40 starters	Starter	Dre Greenlaw 85	5th of 32	Luke Gifford 66	38th of 40 starters
HBEssential StarterChristian McCaffrey 97 → Kaelon Black 74If he plays: 33rd of 35 starters	Essential Starter	Christian McCaffrey 97	2nd of 32	Kaelon Black 74	33rd of 35 starters
REDGEEssential StarterMykel Williams 77 → Keion White 73If he plays: 35th of 38 starters	Essential Starter	Mykel Williams 77	24th of 32	Keion White 73	35th of 38 starters
CEssential StarterJake Brendel 78 → Jarrett Patterson 70If he plays: 54th of 59 starters	Essential Starter	Jake Brendel 78	13th of 32	Jarrett Patterson 70	54th of 59 starters
LEDGEEssential StarterNick Bosa 93 → Romello Height 76If he plays: 32nd of 36 starters	Essential Starter	Nick Bosa 93	5th of 32	Romello Height 76	32nd of 36 starters
QBImportant StarterBrock Purdy 92 → Mac Jones 75If he plays: 27th of 33 starters	Important Starter	Brock Purdy 92	7th of 32	Mac Jones 75	27th of 33 starters
SAMBackupNick Martin 71 → Jaden Dugger 69If he plays: 18th of 22 starters	Backup	Nick Martin 71	14th of 32	Jaden Dugger 69	18th of 22 starters
SSImportant StarterMalik Mustapha 77 → Marques Sigle 76If he plays: 31st of 40 starters	Important Starter	Malik Mustapha 77	23rd of 32	Marques Sigle 76	31st of 40 starters
TEEssential StarterGeorge Kittle 97 → Jake Tonges 72If he plays: 39th of 53 starters	Essential Starter	George Kittle 97	2nd of 32	Jake Tonges 72	39th of 53 starters
DTEssential StarterDeForest Buckner 92 → Osa Odighizuwa 77If he plays: 46th of 76 starters	Essential Starter	DeForest Buckner 92	8th of 32	Osa Odighizuwa 77	46th of 76 starters
WRImportant StarterMike Evans 91 → Ricky Pearsall 80If he plays: 48th of 88 starters	Important Starter	Mike Evans 91	9th of 32	Ricky Pearsall 80	48th of 88 starters
CBEssential StarterDeommodore Lenoir 83 → Renardo Green 78If he plays: 54th of 99 starters	Essential Starter	Deommodore Lenoir 83	19th of 32	Renardo Green 78	54th of 99 starters
FBRotationalKyle Juszczyk 88 → Jake Tonges 72If he plays: 8th of 27 starters	Rotational	Kyle Juszczyk 88	1st of 32	Jake Tonges 72	8th of 27 starters

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