Quick Question

[FFL Buffalo Bills]

Help?

You have a DT that has a strained tricep muscle. But listed as probable..Is he still going to be effective for the whole game?

What if You take a DE and play him at DT because he has a better Run Stop ability He's still a DE but your playing at DT will he play good DT although he is a DE

Same thing with OT and G's

Thanks Guys

[Eaglesfan27]

You can actually click on the injury and see how much effectiveness he will lose as well as how likely he is to exacerbate the injury.


You can also look at each guy's card and see what kind of experience level (it's a color coded line on the right side of the player's card) he has at each position, such as the DE that you want to play at DT. The more experience he has there, the better he will play.

[FFL Buffalo Bills]

We are switching over to 2007 after this post season is over this is the 2004 FOF game I'm refering to... Sorry about that...

If you have any information on this about 2004 that would be great

thanks Eagles

[Eaglesfan27]

With 2004, there is more guesswork involved, but I usually played guys if they were probable and weren't coming back from a more serious injury (i.e. they hadn't been doubtful or questionable a few weeks ago.) I also often took a chance and played a good run stopping DE out of position at DT. I was more reluctant to play G's at T, but did so if I had to.

[FFL Buffalo Bills]

EaglesFan...

ThankYou!!!

I will do that then play DE at DT... I will leave the Tackles and Guards as is no real need to shuffle there then...