Last year's Quarterback Club 2000 was universally panned for its poor frame rate and catching engine. Now Quarterback Club 2001 for the Dreamcast is in stores.
Offensive linemen have prominent guts and wide receivers are usually tall and wiry.
But players also vary within skill positions. Ron Dayne is a bruiser with thick legs and a barrel chest, while Robert Smith is thinner and taller. The models are so accurate that they almost look scrawny compared to what you see in most other football games, which tend to feature exaggerated builds. The player animation is of high quality but lacks variety. For instance, defenders and ball carriers all dive with the same floating high-dive animation.