概觀
Franchise players improve and progress by earning XP through Weekly, Season, and Milestone Goals, as well as through individual plays. As players age or perform poorly, they can also lose ratings through regression. Here's how progression works, when regression happens, and where to track both throughout your Franchise.
How does player progression work in Franchise?
Franchise players progress by earning XP, which improves their attributes and overall rating. Earn XP by completing goals and performing well during games. Goals provide the largest XP rewards, while in-game actions add smaller amounts throughout every game.How do I earn XP for my Franchise players?
Earn XP by:- completing Weekly Goals
- completing Season Goals
- completing Milestone Goals
- performing well during games.
- completing passes
- gaining first downs
- earning passing or rushing yards
- recording sacks
- making tackles for loss
- completing drive objectives.
Regularly completing Weekly Goals throughout the season is one of the fastest ways to develop young players because those goals award some of the largest XP bonuses.
Why are my Franchise players losing ratings?
Franchise players can lose ratings through regression. Regression gradually lowers player attributes over time. It can happen because of:- aging
- poor performance
- injuries.
How do I check my players' progression and regression?
You can track player development from an individual Player Card or your team's offseason Player Regression screen.Open your Franchise player's Player Card and check the Progression History tab to review how your players improve and regress over time.
During the offseason:From this screen, you can:
- 1Open My Team.
- 2Select Player Regression.
- see multiple players at once
- view each player's total attribute points lost
- filter by position
- compare regression across other teams.
How can I plan for regression?
Regression is a part of Franchise and can't always be avoided, but you can build a roster that stays competitive over multiple seasons. Try these strategies.- Complete player goals consistently to maximize XP gains.
- Develop younger players throughout the season.
- Keep an eye on aging veterans who may experience larger offseason regression.
- Review Player Regression during the offseason to identify positions that might need depth or future replacements.
FAQs
Your Franchise players improve by earning XP. They gain XP by completing Weekly, Season, and Milestone Goals, as well as by performing well during games. As they earn more XP, they develop and improve their attributes.
If your player's Overall rating dropped, regression is usually the reason. Regression happens as players age, perform poorly, or recover from injuries, with most changes happening during the offseason.
The fastest way to improve your players is by completing Weekly, Season, and Milestone Goals. They provide the largest XP rewards. Players also earn XP from their in-game performance throughout each game.
Most player regression happens during the offseason, although some players can lose attributes during the season, too.
Open your Franchise player's Player Card and check Progression History, or use My Team > Player Regression during the offseason to view total attribute losses across your roster.
No, you can't stop regression entirely, but you can slow it down by regularly earning XP (completing goals and performing well in games), which helps offset its effects over time.