Warrior General Games

Originally posted by InRomoWeTrust
I was just making a 'confidence' like funny. Don't actually invest in heart.

Think I should have on Too Much Power, good thing this is his last season. He just hasn't been able to carry the ball this season without fumbling.

youd think people would be looking at the bogan game considering i held the gimmick to 28 points. (one was a kickoff return)

Originally posted by USC_Trojans
youd think people would be looking at the bogan game considering i held the gimmick to 28 points. (one was a kickoff return)

That was more of the offense keeping them off the field, they still put up over 10 YPC on you.

Originally posted by Parab00n
That was more of the offense keeping them off the field, they still put up over 10 YPC on you.

they broke a few on us late but we had 7 tackles for a loss. They didnt start putting up a ton of points till the third when people were getting tired. RE was basically free every play except a few plays

So it's all up to MEM to stop the axis of evil cheesers.

Doinitin Djibouti back to 1 after MEM beats QCB in the Eagle champeenship

Now I'll comment on the counters, I held back earlier. While they are extremely dangerous to the unprepared (tactically and build-wise), specifically due to the number of blockers out in front, they are stoppable. If you run through my last 10 or so games you'll find the common trend is pancakes and missed tackles. If a team calms both those storms, with the right play choices they'll deal just fine. And QCB is built for demoralizing/tiring you so you've got to look at my team as the far side of the spectrum in terms of counters. Even if you play it well tactically, without the builds the dam will break. They aren't gold for all teams.

You can even go CB heavy in just a C3 if you have the right secondary builds.

That all being said, I would advocate for some mildly easier reads to recognize a counter by LBs and other defenders closer to the play. That's a minor tweak needed, not something major like I think others would call for. The reality is that builds always need time to adjust to exposed weaknesses.

Also, lazy coordinators will always be at a disadvantage to those who custom tailor to an opponent. Expecting one play book and tactics set to not be burnt at some point is silly.

Originally posted by InRomoWeTrust
Doinitin Djibouti back to 1 after MEM beats QCB in the Eagle champeenship

Now I'll comment on the counters, I held back earlier. While they are extremely dangerous to the unprepared (tactically and build-wise), specifically due to the number of blockers out in front, they are stoppable. If you run through my last 10 or so games you'll find the common trend is pancakes and missed tackles. If a team calms both those storms, with the right play choices they'll deal just fine. And QCB is built for demoralizing/tiring you so you've got to look at my team as the far side of the spectrum in terms of counters. Even if you play it well tactically, without the builds the dam will break. They aren't gold for all teams.

You can even go CB heavy in just a C3 if you have the right secondary builds.

That all being said, I would advocate for some mildly easier reads to recognize a counter by LBs and other defenders closer to the play. That's a minor tweak needed, not something major like I think others would call for. The reality is that builds always need time to adjust to exposed weaknesses.


My problem with them now is that you have to beat the play with your DE's beating the OT. The way the defenders recognize it seems off to me. My defense pretty good Blitz Awareness which I would think should help with it and they normally over shoot the play. Same issue with WR screens, the enter secondary takes off to the QB no matter the awareness level. Thankfully I was able to exploit the bug where defenders get stuck in the middle of now where to stop them in the league championship game.

Originally posted by InRomoWeTrust
Doinitin Djibouti back to 1 after MEM beats QCB in the Eagle champeenship

Now I'll comment on the counters, I held back earlier. While they are extremely dangerous to the unprepared (tactically and build-wise), specifically due to the number of blockers out in front, they are stoppable. If you run through my last 10 or so games you'll find the common trend is pancakes and missed tackles. If a team calms both those storms, with the right play choices they'll deal just fine. And QCB is built for demoralizing/tiring you so you've got to look at my team as the far side of the spectrum in terms of counters. Even if you play it well tactically, without the builds the dam will break. They aren't gold for all teams.

You can even go CB heavy in just a C3 if you have the right secondary builds.

That all being said, I would advocate for some mildly easier reads to recognize a counter by LBs and other defenders closer to the play. That's a minor tweak needed, not something major like I think others would call for. The reality is that builds always need time to adjust to exposed weaknesses.


jamz backs 4 life

Originally posted by InRomoWeTrust
Also, lazy coordinators will always be at a disadvantage to those who custom tailor to an opponent. Expecting one play book and tactics set to not be burnt at some point is silly.

Was impressive that it worked until now though, it was only a matter of time until a team actually put the effort and got some rolls to stop that gameplan.

Originally posted by o The Boss x
Was impressive that it worked until now though, it was only a matter of time until a team actually put the effort and got some rolls to stop that gameplan.

*Takes a bow*

Originally posted by o The Boss x
Was impressive that it worked until now though, it was only a matter of time until a team actually put the effort and got some rolls to stop that gameplan.

Ya, MEMs got some nice players, too. Wasn't something of luck.

We won?

GG Romo

JF BEAST job

that is all


Back to my bar stool

Originally posted by coachviking
GG Romo

JF BEAST job

that is all


Back to my bar stool

Sup CV?