Some Questions

1. How important are the subs on the offensive line cards and the three defensive cards? Are the subs always figured into calculations (or only calculated when they replace an injured starter)?

2. What happens when you start a questionable or doubtful starter?

3. Should you start a questionable or doubtful starter? Why or why not? Do they play at full capability?

4. What happens if both quarterbacks, fullbacks, or tightends are injured? Is that even possible?

5. What is the approximate percentage difference between a, b, c, d, and f injury players?

6. Can anyone post a real season link to their all-time league?

Thanks in advance!

7. If you run a 3-4 defense, which lineman is benched? Which LB is subbed and which sub is added?

1. How important are the subs on the offensive line cards and the three defensive cards? Are the subs always figured into calculations (or only calculated when they replace an injured starter)?

2. What happens when you start a questionable or doubtful starter?

3. Should you start a questionable or doubtful starter? Why or why not? Do they play at full capability?

4. What happens if both quarterbacks, fullbacks, or tightends are injured? Is that even possible?

5. What is the approximate percentage difference between a, b, c, d, and f injury players?

6. Can anyone post a real season link to their all-time league?

7. If you run a 3-4 defense, which lineman is benched? Which LB is subbed and which sub is added?

Thanks in advance!

I'll take a stab.

1. Subs may replace an injured starter or play in different packages (5 or 6 DBs for example).

2. The Q or D starter may or may not be active. You won't know until after the game is played.

3. No penalty for starting a Q or D. Appear to perform at full strength.

4. Not possible.

5. ?

6.http://365.strat-o-matic.com/team/1467533

7.In my experience, the lowest rated lineman is benched and the highest rated ILB is inserted.