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Graphology reports for top professional football prospects

Professional sports teams heavily rely on their draft picks to maintain top notch caliber performance. The draft picks of today, are the stars and superstars of tomorrow. Each team will invest a great deal of money for each drafted player. It is imperative to choose the best prospects, and not the worst ones. Sports teams need to maximize their draft picks, and that is where graphology comes into play.

At Tough Cases.Net, we give you a complete personal profile on your prospective draft choices, so you can make a better decision with your draft picks. You already have scouts working hard at analyzing these players. In addition, graphology will help you determine which of these prospects is likely to develop into a professional and which ones are not. We will inform you of the prospective players intelligence, physical drives, personal determination, emotional stability, goal achievements, will power, how he will react in pressure situations, and much more.

There is a great deal of difference in the ideal criteria for all the various positions in football. We analyze your prospects handwriting according to that position's criteria.

Quarterbacks and field goal kickers need confidence and emotional composure

Quarterbacks and kickers are two positions that require "ice running through their veins". Field goal kickers will have to make that 43 yarder with 6 seconds left, and quarterbacks need to lead and bring their team back from large deficits, or run a two minute drill with the Super Bowl on the line.

There are specific graphology traits which will identify those who are "cool under pressure" or not. Joe Montana excelled at this; and his offensive unit responded to him. He instilled confidence and calm, enabling him to bring his team victory in the face of defeat.

Allow Tough Cases.Net to identify these prospects for you.

Football players need to be intelligent and have "mobile spatial skills"

Football is the most complex of all the sports, and one must have a strong intellect to be able to utilize their athletic abilities. There are complex offensive and defensive schemes. Players have multiple functions for each offensive play, depending on "reading the defense" and vice versa.

Players need intelligence, and the ability to think and react quickly. Wide receivers "read" coverages, offensive lines have "blocking schemes", quarterbacks read entire defenses, and have to call audibles. Defensive players have their various defensive plays or schemes, and for each one, each player may have multiple duties pending on the offensive sets.

When the play starts, 22 men start in motion. There is a very unique and specila skill, it is "mobile spatial skill". And it is what seperates the "smart" player above the others. This is where the Joe Montana's and Junior Seau's come into their greatness. They have this special ability better than other people. It is the ability to "see the action before the action actually happens"

Players with this special quality are able to read defenses or offenses and call the proper play or defense. They are able to "react to the play" like Seau, and are often said to have "a nose for the ball" on defense, like Junior Seau. Wide receivers, like Fred Bilitnekoff would always "find the open spot" even if they were not fast. And quarterbacks are able to "rip apart a defense" like Montana, even though Montana did not have a strong throwing arm.

These very special skills will show up in handwriting. You can have the inside track on the next Johnny Unitas or Joe Montana. These skills do not show up in a scouting report, it takes our graphology service for this.

We will determine how aggressive and competitive your prospects are

I can't think of a sport which requires more aggression in order to be successful than in football. While certain positions need more composure, others need more emotions and fire. It takes the unique combination of intellect and emotions to be a successful football player.

We will determine the levels of each prospects aggression, how competitive and motivated they are, how intellectual they are. And if these aspects of their personality are well integrated or not. The integration of these personal traits will determine if the person "flies off the handle and loses control" or if they quietly are self-motivated, keep their head, and have a balance between their intellectual abilities and their emotional, competitive, and aggressive demeanor.