If Claude Monet played football: cornerback, rated 80
Claude Monet would play cornerback in football, rated 80 in Legends Draft, the parody game where famous people play football. The position leans hardest on speed and smarts, where Claude Monet rates 77 and 87. Best attribute: smarts (87). Painted the same pond about 250 times. Patient in coverage.

Photo: Nadar, Public domain
Natural position
CB Cornerback
Rating
80OVRPainted the same pond about 250 times. Patient in coverage.
Ratings
Made up for the game, 40 to 99.
- Arm
- 52
- Speed
- 77
- Power
- 56
- Smarts
- 87
- Clutch
- 81
Best positions
Anyone can line up anywhere. Each position weighs the five ratings its own way, and off the natural position a legend loses a few points.
- CBCornerback, natural80
- SSafety78
- WRWide receiver77
- LBLinebacker68
Claude Monet in other sports
- FootballCornerback80OVR
- BasketballShooting guard75OVR
- HockeyCenter79OVR
- SoccerFullback77OVR
- BaseballCatcher81OVR
- GolfGolfer75OVR
Claude Monet in real life
Real life
French painter (1840–1926)
- Lived
- 1840 to 1926
- From
- France
- Known as
- painter, graphic artist
Facts from Wikidata (CC0).
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Questions about Claude Monet in football
- What position would Claude Monet play in football?
- Cornerback. In Legends Draft the position leans hardest on speed and smarts, where Claude Monet rates 77 and 87. The next best spots are safety (78) and wide receiver (77).
- What is Claude Monet's rating in Legends Draft?
- 80 at cornerback, the natural position. Away from it a legend loses a few points.
- What is Claude Monet's best attribute?
- Smarts, at 87. The weakest is speed, at 77.
- Are these ratings real?
- No. Legends Draft is a parody game and the ratings are made up for fun, on a scale of 40 to 99. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by anyone in it.
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Marie CurieThe only person with Nobel Prizes in two different sciences. Twice as hard to beat.84OVR
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Audrey HepburnBreakfast at Tiffany's, brunch in the backfield.85OVR
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