Originally posted by Chriztian
Originally posted by PierreThomas
I'm guessing the CB has low carrying. strength and confidence because he has focused his build on speed, agility and vision.
Then his energy was probably low after a drive that consisted of 9 passes and 1 run in less than two minutes against an offense that was more than likely trying to "bomb it out" which involves deep routes wearing the CB down even more. Then he immediately steps back on the field to return a kick and the combination of his low energy, low carrying comes into play when he got hit by an OT that probably has 65ish strength.
Since the fumble was returned for a TD the corner never got a rest and then had to return another kick with his energy drained, low carrying and low confidence causing his morale to be even lower after his previous fumble. This time he gets hit by a level 27 DE that has been enjoying his long rest on the bench and his 65 strength and 40 tackling at 100 energy causing him to fumble again.
By now your defense is exhausted, the morale of your team is very low and the drive in OT becomes nearly impossible to stop.
Game over.
Not saying it doesn't suck but an explanation can be had.
What he said. I moved my CB off of returns last season because we had a decent backup and I didn't have the carrying/confidence/stamina for it really. Just too many fumbles and not enough time playing D while I was doing it.
Eat is your only backup for CB1, CB2, and is your CB3...and he returns. That dude is gonna get real tired.
It's all plausable and probably true.... but doesn't really matter.... It's the way we lost that leaves a bad taste... no real explanation works... I'll just wait till my balls don't feel like they just got ran over by a drunk clown on a unicycle and then i'll realize the truth which is it's a game of probabilities and there are several scenerios that are probable!
with that said, it was great that we played as well as we did against a very excellent team.... kudos Orangeblood!
Originally posted by PierreThomas
I'm guessing the CB has low carrying. strength and confidence because he has focused his build on speed, agility and vision.
Then his energy was probably low after a drive that consisted of 9 passes and 1 run in less than two minutes against an offense that was more than likely trying to "bomb it out" which involves deep routes wearing the CB down even more. Then he immediately steps back on the field to return a kick and the combination of his low energy, low carrying comes into play when he got hit by an OT that probably has 65ish strength.
Since the fumble was returned for a TD the corner never got a rest and then had to return another kick with his energy drained, low carrying and low confidence causing his morale to be even lower after his previous fumble. This time he gets hit by a level 27 DE that has been enjoying his long rest on the bench and his 65 strength and 40 tackling at 100 energy causing him to fumble again.
By now your defense is exhausted, the morale of your team is very low and the drive in OT becomes nearly impossible to stop.
Game over.
Not saying it doesn't suck but an explanation can be had.
What he said. I moved my CB off of returns last season because we had a decent backup and I didn't have the carrying/confidence/stamina for it really. Just too many fumbles and not enough time playing D while I was doing it.
Eat is your only backup for CB1, CB2, and is your CB3...and he returns. That dude is gonna get real tired.
It's all plausable and probably true.... but doesn't really matter.... It's the way we lost that leaves a bad taste... no real explanation works... I'll just wait till my balls don't feel like they just got ran over by a drunk clown on a unicycle and then i'll realize the truth which is it's a game of probabilities and there are several scenerios that are probable!
with that said, it was great that we played as well as we did against a very excellent team.... kudos Orangeblood!
