Furthermore, be sure you get your offers to free agents in by offseason week six, because you won't be warned that free agency is coming to an end. To find out which players you signed, go into the My Signings menu in the free agency page, or check your roster after week six.
Similarly, make sure you keep up with how your offer is being considered by free agents by checking in with the My Negotiations screen. Here is a breakdown of the calendar:. Week 1. Re-sign your own players this continues negotiations from during the season and introduces new players on your roster to re-sign.
Week 2. Free agency opens. Week 3. Week 4. Free agency week two and scouting. Week 5. Week 6. Free agency week three and scouting. Week 7. Week 9. Rookie Signings rookies are automatically signed to contracts for you. The Draft is one of the more exciting aspects of Connected Careers, and it's good to keep a few things in mind so you don't flub your pick.
First off, you should have already checked your Draft position see the Scouting section above so you know when you pick. I suggest you use the Pause button whenever you want to check your draft board or do anything since the draft clock does not stop otherwise. It's easy to miss what happens while you're looking through your draft board. I found the Pause button especially helpful when trying to line up trades.
After all, you won't want another team to jump ahead of you while you're in the trade menu trying to put together a package for a team currently on the clock. As you get to the later rounds, the players you've scouted may be off the board or you simply haven't scouted the lower rounds. When this happens, you can sort the remaining draftees by their production grades. Lots of players in these rounds have the same crappy numbers, but occasionally a lower-round or player projected to go undrafted will have a high production number.
This could be a sign that the player fell for certain reasons or is a potential gem. I once found a player this way who ended up having a decent overall rating. Star Wars Marvel. By Owen S. Good Oct 13, , am EDT. Reddit Pocket Flipboard Email. How Scouting in Madden works The Scouting update starts by extending the staff management tasks that Franchise introduced this year, with the hiring and firing of assistant coaches. Next Up In News. If you extend an offer, you'll see in the top-right corner what the other team's weakness is, so you'll know what you can offer.
You can trade any player or pick from the next two drafts, and colored bars will tell you the AI's interest in the trade. When trading with a human, you have no way to judge their interest unless you're actually talking to them, but that way negotiations could happen faster.
Some players in the last season of their contract will sometimes ask for contract renogiations. These requests, as with anything else, can be accepted, negotiated, or ignored.
There is no option to just tell a player "I'm not re-signing you, so stop asking me," but you can simply ignore their repeated requests. Note that if a player is asking for a contract renegotiation, they want to play for you. Players who don't ask for contract negotiations can still be re-signed after the season, but they're more likely to bail to free agency if you low-ball them. Note that you can buy players from free agency, release your players, or offer trades to anyone at any time, regardless of whether such an option is on the checklist.
To work with your team, simply go to "More Starting with the regular season, you'll be allotted a number of scouting points every week. Your scouting points is partly based on your team's prestige their recent win-loss record and personnel decisions , whether or not you chose the Team Builder backstory, and whether you have the "Scout Package" Coach Trait.
You'll also see the overall ratings of your players by position; as you can see in the screen shot, these Pittsburgh Steelers have a very weak offensive line. This gives you a target for your scouting.
In the scouting screen, you select individual players to scout, and what precisely you're scouting with them. You have very few scouting points, so you have to make sure you spend them wisely.
For example, if you're in this situation with the Steelers, you'd start scouting centers, guards, and tackles. You'd probably want to see their Run Blocking attribute first because the Steelers are a run-heavy team. The first time you scout a given attribute, you'll get a letter grade for it. The second time you scout that same attribute, it'll cost more scouting points, but you'll get an exact number. I'd rather identify my needs, check who's available in Free Agency, and if I don't find the FAs satisfactory start spending my points then or possibly even wait until after FA.
No sense in wasting points on a WR, for instance, if a big-time Free Agent ends up coming free and you pick him up. JimmyT85 likes this. Quote: Originally Posted by Pcg I was thinking the same thing.
I would wait until you have a good sense of your team like week before scouting. KWCaneFan likes this. BB code is On. Smilies are On. Trackbacks are Off. Pingbacks are Off. Refbacks are Off. All times are GMT The time now is AM. Top -.
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