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[CreatineKasey]

This is my team for the Legends of the Gridiron Tourney:

G: Dan Marino QB
G: Jack Lambert ILB

S: Drew Pearson WR
S: Deron Cherry FS
S: Elvin Bethea DE

B: Willie Gault WR
B: Ricky Sanders WR
B: Terry McDaniel CB
B: Leon Lett DT
B: Dexter Manley DE
B: Tom Brooksheir CB

I can score points with those 4 guys. On defense I enjoy the DL pressure from the swim move machines. They are low maintenance and are fair against the run, especially Lett who is solid.

Lambert controls the middle of the field on both run and pass. He is easily the most physical ILB in the game. His bull rush is ridiculous and in practice mode he pancakes blockers half the time and I enjoy that presence. He takes away the inside yards and I feel he can decide short yardage situations that sometimes decide games. He also can cover the pass quite well... he was known for being one of the first LB's in a cover 2 scheme and I really think he has hidden coverage bonus. All in all he controls the middle.

Deron Cherry is an opportunistic FS who is a solid tackler and gives me an added bonus on special teams. I like having him in there to ensure I dont give up returns for TD's.

The 2 Bronze CB's are enough for me to get away with in coverage. They are serviceable and can help prevent the big plays which is in Lambert's favor (short yardage situations). Also, having so much pressure from the DL I can usually count on them to help the CB's out.

The offense puts up more points than any 4 legend offense I've ever used. Marino rewards you for making correct reads and with immaculate timing and good playcalling he can be near impossible to stop.. even moreso than a gold RB.

Running with a finesse RB isn't as hard as I imagined. I've ran for numerous 100 yard games and people really don't like to respect the run, ever. If they do it is yardage city with those deep threat WR's breaking off scores of over 20 with ease.

This is a fun team to use and it feels like I'm never out of a game because of how the offense is created. I used to make 4 legend offenses with a running focus and it just handcuffs you when being down by 2 scores. A generic can still close a game out when leading and with patience you can get the best of both worlds.

[thejackal25]

Quote: Originally Posted by CreatineKasey

This is my team for the Legends of the Gridiron Tourney: G: Dan Marino QB G: Jack Lambert ILB S: Drew Pearson WR S: Deron Cherry FS S: Elvin Bethea DE B: Willie Gault WR B: Ricky Sanders WR B: Terry McDaniel CB B: Leon Lett DT B: Dexter Manley DE B: Tom Brooksheir CB I can score points with those 4 guys. On defense I enjoy the DL pressure from the swim move machines. They are low maintenance and are fair against the run, especially Lett who is solid. Lambert controls the middle of the field on both run and pass. He is easily the most physical ILB in the game. His bull rush is ridiculous and in practice mode he pancakes blockers half the time and I enjoy that presence. He takes away the inside yards and I feel he can decide short yardage situations that sometimes decide games. He also can cover the pass quite well... he was known for being one of the first LB's in a cover 2 scheme and I really think he has hidden coverage bonus. All in all he controls the middle. Deron Cherry is an opportunistic FS who is a solid tackler and gives me an added bonus on special teams. I like having him in there to ensure I dont give up returns for TD's. The 2 Bronze CB's are enough for me to get away with in coverage. They are serviceable and can help prevent the big plays which is in Lambert's favor (short yardage situations). Also, having so much pressure from the DL I can usually count on them to help the CB's out. The offense puts up more points than any 4 legend offense I've ever used. Marino rewards you for making correct reads and with immaculate timing and good playcalling he can be near impossible to stop.. even moreso than a gold RB. Running with a finesse RB isn't as hard as I imagined. I've ran for numerous 100 yard games and people really don't like to respect the run, ever. If they do it is yardage city with those deep threat WR's breaking off scores of over 20 with ease. This is a fun team to use and it feels like I'm never out of a game because of how the offense is created. I used to make 4 legend offenses with a running focus and it just handcuffs you when being down by 2 scores. A generic can still close a game out when leading and with patience you can get the best of both worlds.

Very scary team...scarily similar to your league team. This team will be sure to give teams head aches. Cherry is good but I would have stuck with Tatum simply b/c he seems to be more of playmaker...I know he is all too well But I'll definitely agree that Cherry can make a difference on special teams. I've never seen much of a production difference between having 2 star dlineman and 3. I'd think you might do better switching one to an OLB or possibly adding another receiving threat. But if you keep those three you will have one of the better pass rushing defenses I've seen (at least on paper). Have you considered Albert Lewis at corner? He's always been more productive for me than Brookshier, and I'd like to think his leadership helps solidify the other areas of the defense. Overall though, very scary team. Marino with 3 solid receivers is very tough to slow down. Definitely don't envy anyone that has to face you.

[RogueHominid]

Quote: Originally Posted by CreatineKasey

This is my team for the Legends of the Gridiron Tourney: G: Dan Marino QB G: Jack Lambert ILB S: Drew Pearson WR S: Deron Cherry FS S: Elvin Bethea DE B: Willie Gault WR B: Ricky Sanders WR B: Terry McDaniel CB B: Leon Lett DT B: Dexter Manley DE B: Tom Brooksheir CB I can score points with those 4 guys. On defense I enjoy the DL pressure from the swim move machines. They are low maintenance and are fair against the run, especially Lett who is solid. Lambert controls the middle of the field on both run and pass. He is easily the most physical ILB in the game. His bull rush is ridiculous and in practice mode he pancakes blockers half the time and I enjoy that presence. He takes away the inside yards and I feel he can decide short yardage situations that sometimes decide games. He also can cover the pass quite well... he was known for being one of the first LB's in a cover 2 scheme and I really think he has hidden coverage bonus. All in all he controls the middle. Deron Cherry is an opportunistic FS who is a solid tackler and gives me an added bonus on special teams. I like having him in there to ensure I dont give up returns for TD's. The 2 Bronze CB's are enough for me to get away with in coverage. They are serviceable and can help prevent the big plays which is in Lambert's favor (short yardage situations). Also, having so much pressure from the DL I can usually count on them to help the CB's out. The offense puts up more points than any 4 legend offense I've ever used. Marino rewards you for making correct reads and with immaculate timing and good playcalling he can be near impossible to stop.. even moreso than a gold RB. Running with a finesse RB isn't as hard as I imagined. I've ran for numerous 100 yard games and people really don't like to respect the run, ever. If they do it is yardage city with those deep threat WR's breaking off scores of over 20 with ease. This is a fun team to use and it feels like I'm never out of a game because of how the offense is created. I used to make 4 legend offenses with a running focus and it just handcuffs you when being down by 2 scores. A generic can still close a game out when leading and with patience you can get the best of both worlds.

Do you run a 3-4 with that team?

[CreatineKasey]

I run a 4-3. I rely on Lambert to control the middle.

[NYG_Meth]

Quote: Originally Posted by CreatineKasey

I run a 4-3. I rely on Lambert to control the middle.

Good game today, Kasey--- at least until our connection crapped out. We should play again.

[CreatineKasey]

GG NYG!

That game was going to go down to the wire, I could just feel it. We will definitely hook up for a rematch!

[catcatch22]

Gold - Willie Wood - FS
Gold - Rod Woodson - CB (I moved him to SS)

Silver - Nick Bouniconti - ILB
Silver - Dan Hampton - DT
Silver - Billy Joe Dupree - TE

Bronze - Bobby Hebert - QB
Bronze - Dalton Hilliard - HB
Bronze - Eric Martin - WR
Bronze - Dexter Manley - DE
Bronze - Leonard Marshall - DE
Bronze - Korey Stringer - T

I really like this team alot. Wood and Woodson stop deep passes over the top while Bouniconti covers the middle.

With 3 D-lineman in the 3-4 they get alot of penetration.

On offense Martin is good against man coverage and Dupree is good against zone. Herbert has a strong arm and Hilliard is very consistant.

Wood and Woodson are solid returners on special teams and on defense when they get a pick.

[cHuMp3s]

My Run First Offense
Conservative Defense

Gold: Ronnie Lott FS
Gold: Rod Woodson CB

Silver: Billy Sims HB
Silver: Billy Joe Dupree TE
Silver: Greg Lloyd OLB

Bronze: Steve Wisniewski G
Bronze: Yancey Thigpen WR
Bronze: Ricky Sanders WR
Bronze: Bernie Kosar QB
Bronze: Eric Green TE
Bronze: Albert Lewis CB