Warrior General Games

Originally posted by healthguyfsu
Originally posted by DrunkenCowboy

Originally posted by Jericoholic


Logic is fine and dandy.

But who's to say I should spend an hour our two coming up with a pro bowl list. Since DN is much better at this than I am, if you want to add some votes to your pro bowl list, DN's votes stand for the LUEshi's vote.

Shit man if your words were correct from last season, you don't even spend time scouting upcoming opponents when you're on everyday so I don't expect you to make a Pro Bowl list

Yet you do and still won 5 games?....sad

The sad thing is Blumpkin is going to lose $8.50 to me when we beat your Farva

Wow...This thread still has wheels....

Domer

Bump time to bitch about it again now that the regular season is over. Can we all behaive this time.

lol

Originally posted by DrunkenCowboy
Originally posted by healthguyfsu

Originally posted by DrunkenCowboy


Originally posted by Jericoholic



Logic is fine and dandy.

But who's to say I should spend an hour our two coming up with a pro bowl list. Since DN is much better at this than I am, if you want to add some votes to your pro bowl list, DN's votes stand for the LUEshi's vote.

Shit man if your words were correct from last season, you don't even spend time scouting upcoming opponents when you're on everyday so I don't expect you to make a Pro Bowl list

Yet you do and still won 5 games?....sad

The sad thing is Blumpkin is going to lose $8.50 to me when we beat your Farva

Thanks for the bump KCHopeful..

Just letting everyone know that blumpkin is going to lend me his password temporarily so I can buy him the flex package.

So if anything funny goes down, like I retire all his players, then yall can let GLB peoples know and all that lol

Does everyone get a participation ribbon this year??? lol

Domer

I have a lot of paper and some scissors. I could buy some markers and color the paper blue and then make ribbons out of it for each of the teams. Every player might be too much work and I'd have to charge $10 for shipping too.

For the Twin Cities Wildcats, it's hard to make a pitch for many of our players because of their lack of stats.

Consider our WRs for example, we don't have much there in terms of statistical stand outs. That's because all our WRs get a lot of playing time and they are all good. But disect the stats a little and it begins to tell a story.

Take Yards Per Catch for WRs, for example: Look at our Conference stats, take away the three WRs with very few catches, and see which WRs are at the top of the list! The top TWO are both Wildcat WRs (Gluey Fingers and Elijah Burke). We spread the ball around too much for any single receiver to get much in the way of stats.

We have a fabulous FB and a pretty damn good QB and HB who all have to share forward yardage with our WRs.

This sort of statistical anomaly exists throughout the Conference stats.

Consider Defense: We don't get many plays on defense yet A Brown and Richard Dent both thrive in terms of Sacks. Both would have much better stats if they weren't competing against each other to see who gets to the QB first. We have some LBs who get to the QB too (Biff Trippen, our MLB, had 14 Sacks for example). The biggest problem when these guys get to the QB is that they can't get a sack because the QB is already on his back.

Our DTs are very good too but they get overshadowed by the more flashy ends.

We have very good LBs and very good DBs. All our CBs are exceptional.

We allow less than 200 yards a game on defense...the next closest team in our conference is far above that.

We don't have many standouts on our team. We just have a LOT of good players.

The Naturals have the following candidates I'd think:

QB: Bigarm Mcgee
21 TD 5 INT
We dont run up the score passing for TD's against gutted teams, good ratio no mistakes.

LT: Giant Monster
One of the tops in pancakes, given up two career sacks. One of the best OT's in the game.

RG: Rick Ross AKA the Boss
Played well all year picking up weak side blitzes and pulling to help run the ball. Been a bright spot this year.

DT: Young Jizz
Had a good year, didnt necessarily put up the biggest numbers in the league, but was a constant force for us all year.

MLB: Hunter Justice
Been a straight up playmaker for us. 100+ tackles 24 TFL 2 TD's 4 sacks. Look at his game log for true appreciation of his stats. He played ROLB and struggled for the first half of the season, the man would have had probably close to 200 tackles if he played MLB all year.

CB: Malcolm Jenkins
Not alot of INT's. 4 but he scored on all 4 of them, he also was a great KR adding 2 TD's from ST's

SS: Eric Cartman
Put on this year for us. 80 tackles.

Not exceptional stats, but with the talent around these players its hard to get huge numbers when their teammates all contribute with solid numbers

The Raiders were only 1 dimensional this season.

QB: Doc Sprocket
5518 Yds 44 Tds 15 Ints

WR: Scooter Jones
2336 Yds 18 Tds 20 Drops

WR: Rilley Qwick
2192 Yds 18 Tds 16 Drops

WR: Joe Cameltoe
1541 Yds 15 Tds 10 Drops

We could not get any rushing game established this season. We also had a hell of a time trying to do anything on Defense. (Thus the 3-13 record)

Did any Wolves even get a mention?

Originally posted by Magnitude
Did any Wolves even get a mention?

There's Wolves here?

Since we're doing this by nominate your own team and screw everyone else's, I'll nominate two Bigga Bois

LB Patty O'Furniture
155 tackles, 5 missed, 30 TFL, 7 hurries, 10 sacks, 8 PD, 2 FF, 2 FR

Texas's best all-around player had another monster year - racking up 155 tackles at MLB, a solid percentage of which were in the backfield. Also finished tied for second out of all linebackers in sacks, although the team didn't blitz often this season. Deserving of a spot somewhere on this All-American team.

CB Dr. Stickum
116 tackles, 7 missed, 30 PD, 7 INT, 1 INT TD, 1 FF

Don't let the number of tackles for a corner fool you - about half of those were on special teams, and he was without a doubt the #1 tackler and Texas's special teams unit. He also tied for the conference lead in INT's with 7, and did a good job of shutting down his receivers game in and game out

Patty O' is a straight up beast..believe he forced some fumbles in our game and had an assload of tackles like always..he's 3rd in LB sacks though

1st Biff Trippin with 14
2nd James Laurinaitis with 11

Originally posted by nittany2b
Since we're doing this by nominate your own team and screw everyone else's, I'll nominate two Bigga Bois

LB Patty O'Furniture
155 tackles, 5 missed, 30 TFL, 7 hurries, 10 sacks, 8 PD, 2 FF, 2 FR

Texas's best all-around player had another monster year - racking up 155 tackles at MLB, a solid percentage of which were in the backfield. Also finished tied for second out of all linebackers in sacks, although the team didn't blitz often this season. Deserving of a spot somewhere on this All-American team.

CB Dr. Stickum
116 tackles, 7 missed, 30 PD, 7 INT, 1 INT TD, 1 FF

Don't let the number of tackles for a corner fool you - about half of those were on special teams, and he was without a doubt the #1 tackler and Texas's special teams unit. He also tied for the conference lead in INT's with 7, and did a good job of shutting down his receivers game in and game out

Patty O is most certainly one of the top Lb'ers in the league. No doubts.

Domer