I've spent the last few days creating a franchise roster based on players' best MUT cards and I was wondering if I should release it publicly for others to play? (PS4) These cards do not include their power-up versions and players' positions are accurate unless they could not be moved on the roster due to minimum positions. Players who do have a core elite but do not have a card higher are just their base core elite (e.g., Dalvin Cook)
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That sounds awesome. I'm not a CFM player so I don't know much about roster sharing, but I have to imagine someone would want to play with these rosters.
Do you know the team OVRs using your new rosters? I wonder how much better the good teams are compared to the bad ones.
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Staff Rocketz said:That sounds awesome. I'm not a CFM player so I don't know much about roster sharing, but I have to imagine someone would want to play with these rosters.
Do you know the team OVRs using your new rosters? I wonder how much better the good teams are compared to the bad ones.
The overalls of the players vary in comparison to the actual MUT overalls. The 70 overall Kyle Trask card is actually a 44 in the Franchise and the 92 Kyle Rudolph is a 99 (TE's are juiced in this franchise). The most accurately rated cards in the franchise are HB's and WR's.
The Buccaneers are absolutely cracked. They only have one 99 (Gronk), but they have the most all-around team by far with 15 90+ overall cards. The Raiders are easily the worst team because they have two 90+ overalls (Waller and Brandon Parker).