Scout Prospects and Prepare for the Draft
Scouting helps you learn more about undrafted prospects before making draft decisions. Assign scouts to prospects, review the information they uncover, and use it to prepare for your picks.
How scouting and the draft connect
Section titled “How scouting and the draft connect”Scouting is for undrafted prospects. Each scout can cover a limited number of prospects at a time, and the same prospect cannot be assigned to multiple scouts. You can choose prospects yourself or use the automatic selection option.
Scouting a prospect more often unlocks higher information tiers. The scouting guide explains assignments, regions, prospect information, and POVR.
During the draft, compare the available prospects with your team’s needs and your upcoming picks. The draft guide covers draft preparation, the selection screen, and the steps for making a pick.
What scouting shows about development
Section titled “What scouting shows about development”An undrafted prospect’s potential label is never shown. Scouting reveals motivation and Povr instead. Use the potential and motivation guide to understand how motivation affects the chance of reaching potential.