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Originally posted by bdstolar
anyone with sick careers stats post here (im not gonna look through all your players). ill keep a running list, then update it at the end of the season.

position - player - team - stats

qb - Trent Meatwards - Buffalo Rangers - 100.8 rating, 16,614 yrd, 138 td
qb - Jake Obergfell - San Diego Marauders - 99.4 rating, 15019 yds, 139 td
qb - Stevie Hare - Omaha Dogs - 96 rating, 14064 yds, 115 td

rb - Bill Chimney - Tallahasee Teabaggers - 9285 yrd, 152 td
rb - JR Johnson - Anchorage Maulers - 9128 yrd, 151 td
rb - Cannon Ball - Omaha Dogs - 9028.5 yrd, 136 td
rb - Brick Powerage - Carolina Cardiac Cats - 8217.5 yds, 99 td
rb - Bo Knowes - San Diego Marauders - 7823 yds, 120 td

wr

te

fb - Marcus Kaye - Chicago Bruins - 2297 yds, 31 tds, 181 brktkl, 298 pncks

ol

dl - Warren Slop - Tallahassee Teabaggers - 408 tack, 117 sack, 10 FF, 156 hurry
dl - Julius Pepper - Carolina Cardiac Cats - 391 tack, 175 sack, 12 FF, 138 hurry

lb - Jonathon Beason - Caronlina Cardiac Cats - 450 tack, 13 sack, 6 int, 9 FF

cb - Ted Borg - Anchorage Maulers - 373 tack, 31 int, 146 PD, 5 defTD
cb - Stephan Virgil - Carolina Cardiac Cats - 248 tack, 34 int, 139 PD, 14 defTD
cb - Ride the Lightning - Minnesota Ambush - 229 tckl, 18 int, 79 PD

s - Sonny Walker - Harrisburg Hawks - 225 tack, 4 int, 5 FF, 26 PD

k - Blair Walsh - Philadelphia Brokebacks - 68/97 FG (70%), 251/258 XP (97.2%)

p

ret - Fleix Peterson - Omaha Dogs - 7440 yrd, 16 td



no offense, but that safety does not belong.

And any defensive player should post their missed tackles too. It makes no matter if you have 450 tackles but youve missed 50

What does a good o-line man need?

I don't think o-line should be measured in pancakes. My guard rarely gets a pancake, but does anyone sack the QB from between me and the center? No. Do two of our HB's on the team have over 1,000 yards rushing? Yes.. Does the QB have a lot of time to throw and is one of the top QB's in the league? Yes..

The o-line has to be good if the playmakers behind them have good stats.. Granted pancakes allow the players to get through, and generally knock that player out of the play, but still. I'd rather have a defender pulled away from me than to have to run around him and still near me.

Just sayin'.. all these guys' stats are really due to good blocking by the line, giving them time and blocks to get the yardage they want. It's probably about 60% blocking, 40% players build really

trend no nighthawks, that just how badass we are

Originally posted by Bob Miley
What does a good o-line man need?

I don't think o-line should be measured in pancakes. My guard rarely gets a pancake, but does anyone sack the QB from between me and the center? No. Do two of our HB's on the team have over 1,000 yards rushing? Yes.. Does the QB have a lot of time to throw and is one of the top QB's in the league? Yes..

The o-line has to be good if the playmakers behind them have good stats.. Granted pancakes allow the players to get through, and generally knock that player out of the play, but still. I'd rather have a defender pulled away from me than to have to run around him and still near me.

Just sayin'.. all these guys' stats are really due to good blocking by the line, giving them time and blocks to get the yardage they want. It's probably about 60% blocking, 40% players build really

+1

I nominate Bubba Wizard. Normally takes on the NT by himself to free up the center and will often successfully block 2 defensive players. I can't remember if he has ever given up a sack. I wish Bort could track that stat for us.

the Mate - http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=184176

266 tackles, 26 Ints, 3 TDs, 140 PDs...

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player_awards.pl?player_id=184176

noone throws at the Mate.

and those that do pay dearly.

Punter-

Without question:

Danny Highkick-

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=93334

36.1 Career Average.
15,701 Career Yards

Season 5 Average 39.3
Season 6 Average 44.5

Awarded twice for Highest Punt Average in USA A7 in season 2 and USA BBB13 in season 3.

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=244884

ULTRA MANN is fer shizzle...

317 tackles
16 sacks
9 INTs (3 returned for TDs)
5 more defensive TDs
10 Forced Fumbles
66 PDs

Originally posted by Bob Miley
What does a good o-line man need?

I don't think o-line should be measured in pancakes. My guard rarely gets a pancake, but does anyone sack the QB from between me and the center? No. Do two of our HB's on the team have over 1,000 yards rushing? Yes.. Does the QB have a lot of time to throw and is one of the top QB's in the league? Yes..

The o-line has to be good if the playmakers behind them have good stats.. Granted pancakes allow the players to get through, and generally knock that player out of the play, but still. I'd rather have a defender pulled away from me than to have to run around him and still near me.

Just sayin'.. all these guys' stats are really due to good blocking by the line, giving them time and blocks to get the yardage they want. It's probably about 60% blocking, 40% players build really

two HBs over 1000 yds???

check.


hundreds of career pancakes???

338 to be excact.


does he give the QB time???

our QB was the #1 QB in all of A7 in season 4 and is on pace to repeat the feat this season.

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=244493

teh brotha has given up one sack since season 2.

one sack, to Julius Dee.


one.


ever.


teh name is Jigsaw Killer.


learn it, live it, love it!

COMING THRU A d-LINE NEAR YOU!

363 catches
4,011.5 yds
37 TDs

WR JoJo Jenkins - certified badass.

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=65068

K- Bill Leonard http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=182031

119/149 FGM/FGA (79.8%)
459/483 XPM/XPA (95.1%)

Originally posted by unclemestor
Originally posted by bdstolar

anyone with sick careers stats post here (im not gonna look through all your players). ill keep a running list, then update it at the end of the season.

position - player - team - stats

qb - Trent Meatwards - Buffalo Rangers - 100.8 rating, 16,614 yrd, 138 td
qb - Jake Obergfell - San Diego Marauders - 99.4 rating, 15019 yds, 139 td
qb - Stevie Hare - Omaha Dogs - 96 rating, 14064 yds, 115 td

rb - Bill Chimney - Tallahasee Teabaggers - 9285 yrd, 152 td
rb - JR Johnson - Anchorage Maulers - 9128 yrd, 151 td
rb - Cannon Ball - Omaha Dogs - 9028.5 yrd, 136 td
rb - Brick Powerage - Carolina Cardiac Cats - 8217.5 yds, 99 td
rb - Bo Knowes - San Diego Marauders - 7823 yds, 120 td

wr

te

fb - Marcus Kaye - Chicago Bruins - 2297 yds, 31 tds, 181 brktkl, 298 pncks

ol

dl - Warren Slop - Tallahassee Teabaggers - 408 tack, 117 sack, 10 FF, 156 hurry
dl - Julius Pepper - Carolina Cardiac Cats - 391 tack, 175 sack, 12 FF, 138 hurry

lb - Jonathon Beason - Caronlina Cardiac Cats - 450 tack, 13 sack, 6 int, 9 FF

cb - Ted Borg - Anchorage Maulers - 373 tack, 31 int, 146 PD, 5 defTD
cb - Stephan Virgil - Carolina Cardiac Cats - 248 tack, 34 int, 139 PD, 14 defTD
cb - Ride the Lightning - Minnesota Ambush - 229 tckl, 18 int, 79 PD

s - Sonny Walker - Harrisburg Hawks - 225 tack, 4 int, 5 FF, 26 PD

k - Blair Walsh - Philadelphia Brokebacks - 68/97 FG (70%), 251/258 XP (97.2%)

p

ret - Fleix Peterson - Omaha Dogs - 7440 yrd, 16 td



no offense, but that safety does not belong.

And any defensive player should post their missed tackles too. It makes no matter if you have 450 tackles but youve missed 50



The guy who posted his saftey admitted his player wasn't that great but he has been around this league a long time and since no one else has posted any safety stats why shouldn't he be posted.

As for my lb he had missed 16 tackles when I posted originally. That would equal 90 tackles a season and less than 4 missed tackles a season. Add that in with 2.5 sacks and more than an int and ff each season and I would say he is certainly one of the best MLBs you will find.

Plus I have 60 yards receiving, 3 KRs for 60 yds, and 4 pancakes.

Originally posted by pantherdude

The guy who posted his saftey admitted his player wasn't that great but he has been around this league a long time and since no one else has posted any safety stats why shouldn't he be posted.

As for my lb he had missed 16 tackles when I posted originally. That would equal 90 tackles a season and less than 4 missed tackles a season. Add that in with 2.5 sacks and more than an int and ff each season and I would say he is certainly one of the best MLBs you will find.

hey dude it wasnt a dig on your linebacker - or even anyone else on that list - i didnt check anyones stats

just an in-general thing as i saw in the list theres no mention of missed tackles which is, to me, a huge indicator of a defensive players (possibly excepting corner for all the primetime wannabe's heh) effectiveness.

Originally posted by pantherdude

The guy who posted his saftey admitted his player wasn't that great but he has been around this league a long time and since no one else has posted any safety stats why shouldn't he be posted.

As for my lb he had missed 16 tackles when I posted originally. That would equal 90 tackles a season and less than 4 missed tackles a season. Add that in with 2.5 sacks and more than an int and ff each season and I would say he is certainly one of the best MLBs you will find.

wait till i get of the bench, lol

Originally posted by unclemestor

no offense, but that safety does not belong.

And any defensive player should post their missed tackles too. It makes no matter if you have 450 tackles but youve missed 50

maybe ill do missed tackles when i update