If Johannes Gutenberg played football: offensive lineman, rated 86
Johannes Gutenberg would play offensive lineman in football, rated 86 in Legends Draft, the parody game where famous people play football. The position leans hardest on power and smarts, where Johannes Gutenberg rates 86 and 90. Best attribute: smarts (90). Printed the first big run of books in Europe. Prints first downs.

Photo: Unknown author, Public domain
Natural position
OL Offensive lineman
Rating
86OVRPrinted the first big run of books in Europe. Prints first downs.
Ratings
Made up for the game, 40 to 99.
- Arm
- 50
- Speed
- 44
- Power
- 86
- Smarts
- 90
- Clutch
- 76
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.
- OLOffensive lineman, natural86
- FBFullback75
- TETight end70
- DLDefensive lineman70
Johannes Gutenberg in other sports
- FootballOffensive lineman86OVR
- BasketballPower forward75OVR
- HockeyLeft wing75OVR
- SoccerWinger79OVR
- BaseballThird base76OVR
- GolfGolfer75OVR
Johannes Gutenberg in real life
Real life
German inventor and craftsman (1400-1468)
- Lived
- 1400 to 1468
- From
- Holy Roman Empire
- Known as
- inventor, typographer, engraver, engineer
Facts from Wikidata (CC0).
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Questions about Johannes Gutenberg in football
- What position would Johannes Gutenberg play in football?
- Offensive lineman. In Legends Draft the position leans hardest on power and smarts, where Johannes Gutenberg rates 86 and 90. The next best spots are fullback (75) and tight end (70).
- What is Johannes Gutenberg's rating in Legends Draft?
- 86 at offensive lineman, the natural position. Away from it a legend loses a few points.
- What is Johannes Gutenberg's best attribute?
- Smarts, at 90. The weakest is clutch, at 76.
- 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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John WaynePlayed on the line at USC before Hollywood. Back where he started.87OVR
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