Questions
What is the highest possible Build a QB score?
99.1 out of 100, with J.J. McCarthy's arm, Drake Maye's accuracy, Justin Fields' mobility, Marcus Mariota's deep ball and Kirk Cousins' poise. A perfect 100 cannot happen: Marcus Mariota leads both arm and deep ball but can fill only one; Justin Fields and Patrick Mahomes both play for KC, and every spin is a different team.
How do you build a QB in Build a Player?
Pick NFL and QB. The reel spins a team, you take one of its quarterbacks and choose which open trait he fills: arm, accuracy, mobility, deep ball or poise. Five spins, five different teams, then the build is graded against the best one your teams allowed.
Which trait matters most?
Accuracy and poise, at 25% of the grade each. Arm is 20%, mobility and deep ball 15% each. A slow quarterback costs less than an inaccurate one.
Who has the best arm?
Marcus Mariota, on average intended air yards per throw (100+ attempts). The deep ball trait, air yards on completions, goes to Marcus Mariota.
Where do the ratings come from?
Real 2025 play-by-play: one named stat per trait, turned into a percentile among the 41 quarterbacks with enough attempts. Nothing in the game is a made-up talent number.
Can you build a WR, RB or TE too?
Yes. Build a Player has boards for WR, RB, TE and five defensive spots, plus a college mode. A new position is featured every day, and you can play any position any time.