PNFL

QB
Primary - ST, IN
Secondary - DI
Tertiary - HA
HB
Primary - SP, HA, ST
Secondary - AC
Tertiary - EN
FB
Primary - AC, ST
Secondary - SP, HA
Tertiary - EN
WR
Primary - SP, AC, HA
Secondary - ST
TE
Primary - ST, HA
Secondary - SP, AG, AC
OL
Primary - ST
Secondary - AC, AG; AC = better pass blocking; AG = better run blocking
Tertiary - HA; only applies to C
K
Primary - DI
Secondary - ST, AC
Tertiary - SP
P
Primary - ST
Secondary - DI
Tertiary - AC, SP, HA
DL
Primary - AC, ST
Secondary - SP
Tertiary - AG
LB
Primary - SP, ST
Secondary - AC
Tertiary - IN
DB
Primary - SP, AG
Secondary - AC, HA
Tertiary - IN, ST

My view

QB
Primary - ST (DEEP THROWS), DI (ACCURACY), EN (With that sub setting so low, they got to be able to last)
Secondary - HA (BIG HANDS), AG (ESCAPE PRESSURE)
Tertiary - IN (READ CHECK DOWNS)
Luxury - AC (PASS POWER), SP (RUN SPEED ON KEEPERS)

I think IN means far less in our league now simply because we have crafted the routes in our passing plays so well that even an idiot for a QB can find the open receiver in check passes. And if they do choose poorly, it can still go complete if they have 83+ DI. Timed passes require only DI and possibly AC/ST to make sure the bullet pass has power behind it.

@Steve - good points!

I pulled the majority of this information from the FBPRO U site. I thought it was a pretty representation of the ratings for folks who might want some additional insight.

Steve-LA Chargers wrote:My view

QB
Primary - ST (DEEP THROWS), DI (ACCURACY), EN (With that sub setting so low, they got to be able to last)
Secondary - HA (BIG HANDS), AG (ESCAPE PRESSURE)
Tertiary - IN (READ CHECK DOWNS)
Luxury - AC (PASS POWER), SP (RUN SPEED ON KEEPERS)

I think IN means far less in our league now simply because we have crafted the routes in our passing plays so well that even an idiot for a QB can find the open receiver in check passes. And if they do choose poorly, it can still go complete if they have 83+ DI. Timed passes require only DI and possibly AC/ST to make sure the bullet pass has power behind it.

Steve is spot on correct with this view of QB talent and skill ratings. Maybe the only difference might be that I would elevate IN to primary.