I would like a split Rating under Speed based on Overall Speed/Position Speed

For instance, a 325lb OL with a speed rating of 84 is no way in reality as fast as a 200lb WR with the same rating. But he could be the fastest at his position. Therefore, I suggest a P/O Speed Rating.

For instance, my 325lb OL with a speed rating of 84 would read something like 84P/42OV

This can be utilized across the board in case I wanted to move a LB to CB or vice-versa

This isn't exactly what you want but in the meantime here's a list of weights with their max speeds. I made this for NCAA awhile ago

Wt/Speed
Rating
180=98
186=97
190=96
191=96
193=96
194=96
195=96
198=95
200=95
201=95
202=95
203=94
204=94
205=94
206=94
207=94
208=94
209=94
211=93
213=93
214=93
215=93
217=92
222=92
227=91
228=91
234=90
235=90
237=89
241=89
242=89
243=88
244=88
245=88
247=88
248=88
249=88
250=87
251=87
252=87
253=87
255=87
256=86
257=86
258=86
259=86
264=85
265=85
266=85
267=85
268=85
270=85
271=84
274=84
275=85
276=84
279=83
280=83
281=83
283=83
284=82
285=82
289=82
292=81
296=81
297=80
298=80
300=80
304=79
306=79
308=79
309=79
316=78

Thnx
But it really doesn't give an idea of how my 325lb OL with 84(74max by your ratings) compares to the rest of the league. Is he 10% faster than other players at his position or is his overall speed rating is 62.16 (74/100=.74x84=62.16)

In my "test" league, my 320lb WR with 95 speed leads the league in yards and receptions. Can you imagine what his stats would be if he was 1/2 the weight? That's why I am suggesting a Pos/Overall rating.

Fastest would be tied into a variety of factors ....not just speed rating.

The speed rating is universal . The difference is how they fatigue and that is saying acceleration is the same. The player with higher acceleration will be faster pending weight and speed are the same.

If a player is double weight but has the same speed/acceleration he is penalized each frame with a higher rate of fatigue , and I am assuming his fatigue recovers slower as well . Those two factors make him run slower.

So with postions being tied to weight there are fastest at the position , but for that number to be completely true thier weights will have to have trended all the way to the ideal weight for that position .