Practicing certain areas of a player's game will help him improve his skills. See the following table for a general (not position specific) list of how each area may impact a player's game:
Practicing | Improves |
---|---|
Conditioning | Athleticism, Speed, Durability, Stamina |
Blocking | Blocking, Technique |
Tackling | Tackling, Technique |
Pass Routes | Elusiveness, Technique |
Hands | Hands, Technique |
Strength | Strength, Athleticism, Durability |
Agility | Elusivness, Athleticism, Speed |
Kicking | Technique |
Punting | Technique |
Study Film | Game Instinct, Technique |
Passing | Technique |
Generally, happy players (getting starts/playing time) will work harder during practice (work ethic improvements). With regards to the offenses and defenses, the more practice and playing time a player receives under each set, the better the offense will function in terms of efficiency.