TE or LB would probably be best, but thats 2X the flex of a C or OT. I'm think a Lean OT would be best....thoughts? Looking for players that can play both coverage and return teams...
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Forbin
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Originally posted by Andreas Illum
Look at autogains, DE or C seems best to me
Yup. DE or C are easily the best. There's no contest, imo.
I've got 2 Cs myself, that were built from the start as ST dots.
Look at autogains, DE or C seems best to me
Yup. DE or C are easily the best. There's no contest, imo.
I've got 2 Cs myself, that were built from the start as ST dots.
killertoad
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I agree with DE but C? Just curious why you would say that. Can you expand on the C idea?
Forbin
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Originally posted by killertoad
I agree with DE but C? Just curious why you would say that. Can you expand on the C idea?
Best strength and blocking gains. Tackling, vision, confidence, stamina and agility are minors, all useful for ST.
I agree with DE but C? Just curious why you would say that. Can you expand on the C idea?
Best strength and blocking gains. Tackling, vision, confidence, stamina and agility are minors, all useful for ST.
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C's are good because they get huge natural gains in all the blocking attributes. They are heavy, so they're good at blocking, but they can still be very fast.
And they're 100 FP
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And they're 100 FP
lolAndreas Illum
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Originally posted by Plankton
Assuming that the primary ST attributes are Speed, Agility, Tackling, Vision, Blocking, and Strength, this is the break down of SPs per level up:
Center - 2.6 (extra .4 go into Stamina and Confidence)
DT - 2.6 (extra .4 go into Stamina and Confidence)
DE - 2.4 (extra .6 go into Jumping, Stamina, and Confidence)
OT - 2.1 (extra .9 go into Confidence and Stamina)
OG - 2.08 (extra .92 go into Confidence and Stamina)
TE - 2.0 (extra 1 go into Catching, Carrying, Stamina and Confidence)
SS - 1.92 (extra 1.08 go into Stamina, Jumping, Catching, Carrying, and Confidence)
LB - 1.84 (extra 1.16 go into Stamina, Confidence, Jumping, and Catching)
Thus from an auto-gain point of view, the discussion should actually be between Center and DT.
Assuming that the primary ST attributes are Speed, Agility, Tackling, Vision, Blocking, and Strength, this is the break down of SPs per level up:
Center - 2.6 (extra .4 go into Stamina and Confidence)
DT - 2.6 (extra .4 go into Stamina and Confidence)
DE - 2.4 (extra .6 go into Jumping, Stamina, and Confidence)
OT - 2.1 (extra .9 go into Confidence and Stamina)
OG - 2.08 (extra .92 go into Confidence and Stamina)
TE - 2.0 (extra 1 go into Catching, Carrying, Stamina and Confidence)
SS - 1.92 (extra 1.08 go into Stamina, Jumping, Catching, Carrying, and Confidence)
LB - 1.84 (extra 1.16 go into Stamina, Confidence, Jumping, and Catching)
Thus from an auto-gain point of view, the discussion should actually be between Center and DT.
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Originally posted by Andreas Illum
And since centers are 100 flex and DT/DE are 200, the choice is easy!
Maybe if you dont want a 300lbs player but a 260ish player.
And since centers are 100 flex and DT/DE are 200, the choice is easy!
Maybe if you dont want a 300lbs player but a 260ish player.
Forbin
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Originally posted by DaMayan
Originally posted by Andreas Illum
And since centers are 100 flex and DT/DE are 200, the choice is easy!
Maybe if you dont want a 300lbs player but a 260ish player.
My 2 Cs, identical speed. Both normally top out at 27.50 speed on the script. 301 lbs & 319 lbs.
Originally posted by Andreas Illum
And since centers are 100 flex and DT/DE are 200, the choice is easy!
Maybe if you dont want a 300lbs player but a 260ish player.
My 2 Cs, identical speed. Both normally top out at 27.50 speed on the script. 301 lbs & 319 lbs.
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what about OT? cz they get more tackling and get some speed from auto-gains.... dont they?
Edited by ki11erkiwi on Nov 29, 2009 11:58:32
Forbin
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Originally posted by ki11erkiwi
what about OT? cz they get more tackling and get some speed from auto-gains.... dont they?
OTs have horrible gains. C, K and P have the best gains in the game, at +1 per major (2 majors each)...But K & P obviously have irrelevant attributes for ST.
what about OT? cz they get more tackling and get some speed from auto-gains.... dont they?
OTs have horrible gains. C, K and P have the best gains in the game, at +1 per major (2 majors each)...But K & P obviously have irrelevant attributes for ST.
Andy Samberg
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Originally posted by Forbin
Originally posted by ki11erkiwi
what about OT? cz they get more tackling and get some speed from auto-gains.... dont they?
OTs have horrible gains. C, K and P have the best gains in the game, at +1 per major (2 majors each)...But K & P obviously have irrelevant attributes for ST.
all they are used for is ST. lol
Originally posted by ki11erkiwi
what about OT? cz they get more tackling and get some speed from auto-gains.... dont they?
OTs have horrible gains. C, K and P have the best gains in the game, at +1 per major (2 majors each)...But K & P obviously have irrelevant attributes for ST.
all they are used for is ST. lol
Originally posted by ki11erkiwi
what about OT? cz they get more tackling and get some speed from auto-gains.... dont they?
Thats what i use, i like the gains more spread out. I have 10 ST hybrids, in 2 seasons i have not given up a TD and as a returner, go take a look at my CB Deion Sanders, he runs behind them!!!
what about OT? cz they get more tackling and get some speed from auto-gains.... dont they?
Thats what i use, i like the gains more spread out. I have 10 ST hybrids, in 2 seasons i have not given up a TD and as a returner, go take a look at my CB Deion Sanders, he runs behind them!!!
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