The following table details how a player's SL can grow / shrink as the player ages.

	SL Loss	SL	RSD	SL
SBY	0	2	3	5
APP	0	5	5	10
I	0	10	5	15
II	2	13	3	16
III	3	13	3	16
IV	4	12	3	15
V	5	10	3	13
VI	6	7	3	10
VII	7	3	3	6

• Per the rules, SBYs get their SL Raised (aka RSD) once every 3 matches. SBYs can only play in 1 match every session. We will have 10 sessions per season. Basic math then tells us that an SBY can only have his SL raised by 3 [ (1 * 10) / 3 = 3.333 ]. 
• APPs get their SL raised once every 4 matches and they can play in 2 matches per session. The math tells us that an APP can have his SL raised by 5 [ (2 * 10) / 4 = 5 ].
• The rules state that Age 1 players can have their SLs raised by 5 and all other non-Youth players can only have their SL raised by 3 per season.

With max coaching, a player will reach a max SL of 16 in both Age II and Age II. He'll remain a viable asset of the team through Age VII. At the end of Age VII, the player would be retired as he would lose 8 SL due to Aging.

While we may see a player or 2 in the Auctions who will have a slightly higher SL curve than the typical SBY starter, the above chart should be used to guide what a "max" player looks like.