Julius Caesar as a football player
A scouting report from Legends Draft, the parody game where famous people play football. The ratings are made up for fun.
Photo: Ángel M. Felicísimo from Mérida, España, Public domain
Natural position
QB Quarterback
Grade
85OVRCame, saw, conquered. Expects his opening drive to go the same way.
Ratings
Made up for the game, 40 to 99.
- Arm
- 85
- Speed
- 70
- Power
- 77
- Smarts
- 91
- 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.
- QBQuarterback, natural85
- KKicker80
- OLOffensive lineman77
- SSafety77
Scouting report
- Pros
- Came, saw, conquered. Crossed the Rubicon, so he's going for it on fourth down.
- Cons
- Blind-side protection. Do not schedule him on March 15.
- Pro comp
- Matthew Stafford
Julius Caesar in real life
Real life
Roman general and dictator
- Lived
- 100 BC to 44 BC
- From
- Ancient Rome
- Known as
- orator, memoirist, ruler, historian
- Honors
- Roman triumph, Consecratio
Facts from Wikidata (CC0).
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