What position in the NFL is the easiet to pad stats for future trade value?

[pstall]

There is a method to my madness so work with me.

[KARASMATIC444]

im guessing fullback..........did i get it? what do i win?

[jramsey4]

That would be RB. Thats what I thought all along. Good strategy in my book. Before Dwills "Injury" Stewart had a much lower value then he does now.

[Jangler]

QB. He can throw the ball for 5 yards and the receiver can run for 75 yards. And he gets an easier completion so his % goes up.

[Cap'n]

back-up QB. if they come in and at least know how to throw a football, everyone is impressed

[Jase]

LB. As long as you are on a crappy defense, you're going to get lots of tackles, making other potential suitors think you are teh awesome.

See: Johnson, Landon

[Cold Cat]

I was gonna say CB.

You get a PD your good. You intercept the ball your great. The QB decides not to throw your way for any reason all of a sudden your a shut down corner.

[CatMan72]

I would say QB.

[KillerKat]

3-4 wolb

[Kevin Greene]

DE-Sacks

[ItsNotGonnaBeAlright]

Center

[PhillyB]

cornerbacks with good INT stats. getting tons of interceptions means you're probably thrown at a lot, which means WR's can usually get open against you, which means you're probably not that good of a cornerback.

[pstall]

Gotta be rb's. You can directly feed them the pill all game long. Easier than the wr in getting the ball.

[panthers55]

Gotta be rb's. You can directly feed them the pill all game long. Easier than the wr in getting the ball.

But if anyone is worth their salt they look at quality stats like yards per carry and can easily distinguish between a back that carries 300 times for 4 yards a carry versus a guy who carries 200 times for 6 yards a carry. They both get 1200 yards but there is no comparison. I actually agree with KK for once. Outside linebackers in a 3-4 can look amazing in a blitzing scheme as a sack master when they are actually not that great at anything else.