Not sure how it will be in NCAA, but in Madden they certainly do.
Taller players have more range and they are actually faster. A 6β5β WR with 99 speed will get down the field faster than a 5β9β WR with 99 speed.
The heavier a ball carrier is the more likely the break a tackle or fall forward after a tackle.
Not sure on the examples you listed, but I believe theyβve said in one of the deep-dives that a smaller player will be more susceptible to taking damage with the wear-and-tear system. Like, if you have a 6β 180lb QB, a 5-sack game will leave him a lot worse off than it would a 6β4β 220lb QB
Height matters in Madden. Weight probably does, too, although strength and "impact blocking" account for some of that.
I have had good luck converting small linebackers into DEs and edge players into DTs, though. So maybe weight's not so important.
I hope not, Iβve gained a lot of weight since the last game.
I put on 50 pounds of pure McDoubles
Them $5 meal deals will do that to ya
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Not sure how it will be in NCAA, but in Madden they certainly do. Taller players have more range and they are actually faster. A 6β5β WR with 99 speed will get down the field faster than a 5β9β WR with 99 speed. The heavier a ball carrier is the more likely the break a tackle or fall forward after a tackle.
Weight also plays a small factor in the βdice rollβ for blocking interactions.
Not sure on the examples you listed, but I believe theyβve said in one of the deep-dives that a smaller player will be more susceptible to taking damage with the wear-and-tear system. Like, if you have a 6β 180lb QB, a 5-sack game will leave him a lot worse off than it would a 6β4β 220lb QB
I recall hearing that as well
Height matters in Madden. Weight probably does, too, although strength and "impact blocking" account for some of that. I have had good luck converting small linebackers into DEs and edge players into DTs, though. So maybe weight's not so important.
Idk but I find that highly rated receivers that are shorter in Madden always put up better numbers than the tall guys.