On the other hand, not everyone can afford a 400k a week center. Generally players seem to have a plan for salary. Once a player's salary gets to about the maximum a player can afford, than why pump him with more stats for the net 1-2 seasons if you plan on using him to fill your team and not just to trade? After a player gets a salary over 100k how much more do you need to pump the primaries? Since the bigs with good secondaries often sell for a lot more, it may even be a better financial choice to train the secondaries after a certain point. If you do a market search for PFs who have good inside skills and 10+ JS and OD you could be looking at players going for over a million. So from a budgeting standpoint, you get a well rounded player with a lower salary (unless you want a player whose salary is most of an entire team). From a trading standpoint, outside skills are rare... a truly well rounded big who has great primaries and the ability to shoot, pass and put pressure on the outside is rare to the point of a huge price. Either way secondaries look like a good value, but so few players bother to train them.