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Mascot
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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I'm running a 43 Over defence. I have one outstanding LB, with, pretty much, skills across the board. And a collection of medium LBs. If you figure I can cover all of the roles to a roughly equal degree, where should I place my star? SLB? MLB? WLB? To enhance strengths on the DL? To make up for weaknesses on the DL?
I have noticed that a MLB is not paid as generously as a OLB, which could save me some cash, but also has me figuring that it is a less critical position. Advice (and/or discussion) welcome. While I'm considering this for a particular team, I'm actually more interested in general advice, or guiding principles. |
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High School Varsity
Join Date: Jul 2012
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I would play him SLB |
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College Benchwarmer
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Location, Location, Location
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Play him at the spot where he does not come out for a DB. This varies by formation, so you should check the Help File.
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n00b
Join Date: Jul 2014
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This is the best advice given thus far, and yet, it is a bygone in FOF8, where you can play a guy in a particular position and then simply put him in another in the nickle and dime (where his original position might have had him 'come out' and replaced by a CB). I've got my Stud players playing in all sorts of defensive positions as long as their endurance holds out. It is working quite well for me in SP. I think this guy is probably right here: Quote:
(Edit: In fact, I think the new leniency/fluidity for defensive position switches makes Endurance Gold). Ben should do a study of some sort on this :P Last edited by SocratesJC : 02-22-2017 at 01:38 AM. |
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Mascot
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Ultimately I will be playing him where he is needed in each formation. Really this is more about what I tell him he is playing, which I gather the game will use perhaps as a hint when making substitutions, and will also affect the $$ he asks for.
If it isn't going to hurt me, I'll move him to MLB, which will save me a few million per year, and play him to whatever side or middle is best for each formation... |
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H.S. Freshman Team
Join Date: May 2015
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i also agree endurance is criminally underrated, even for secondary players. if you are going to pay a CB market value he needs to be on the field in all the depth situations.
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