lol, Didnt know Terry Mcdaneil played OLB before he played CB.

[urlacher51]

had a lobby game today where i quit on the guy for have Tmac at olb, after the game he sent me a message asking why did i quit and i told him why, then he sent me another message saying Tmac play olb before playing cb,lol, BillG1970

[urlacher51]

and my second lobby game even better , played this guy that had jerome brown at center and dexter manly at guard,lol

[Pappy Knuckles]

Good ol' Bill G. He gave me one good game back in the day, but then showed his true colors the next time around. I decline his game requests on a pretty regular basis. I'm all about trying different stuff, but I don't see why you would take someone out of their natural position on the same side of the ball.

[CreatineKasey]

I think lobby players too often look for an edge or advantage in all the wrong places. Instead of finding plays that shred defenses, or certain schemes that dominate certain plays they go and try to get an outright talent advantage in a game that attempts to neutralize that part of football. In the end it doesn't work well, so spending time getting better at playcalling and stick skills dominates in the end.

Being flexible on offense and defense is underrated. The scariest opponents are the ones who can call any play at any time and succeed with it.

[urlacher51]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pappy Knuckles

Good ol' Bill G. He gave me one good game back in the day, but then showed his true colors the next time around. I decline his game requests on a pretty regular basis. I'm all about trying different stuff, but I don't see why you would take someone out of their natural position on the same side of the ball.

Come on now at 5"10 180lbs, i dont think there would be a nfl coach that would say, put him at olb,lol, I think i played this guy like two or three times before and they were good games, but i guess he's on the darkside now,lol.

[urlacher51]

Quote: Originally Posted by CreatineKasey

I think lobby players too often look for an edge or advantage in all the wrong places. Instead of finding plays that shred defenses, or certain schemes that dominate certain plays they go and try to get an outright talent advantage in a game that attempts to neutralize that part of football. In the end it doesn't work well, so spending time getting better at playcalling and stick skills dominates in the end. Being flexible on offense and defense is underrated. The scariest opponents are the ones who can call any play at any time and succeed with it.

CK ur my scariest opponent, good stick and good play calling. im not looking forward to playing u in our league,lol

[Pappy Knuckles]

Lol, Terry is a hard-hitter. He's easily up there with Wilcox and Butkus.

I'm hating Jim Harbaugh more and more each game. I'm thinking about taking two qb's on one of my teams and running him at wide receiver. Hopefully he gets paralyzed going over the middle.

[urlacher51]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pappy Knuckles

Lol, Terry is a hard-hitter. He's easily up there with Wilcox and Butkus. I'm hating Jim Harbaugh more and more each game. I'm thinking about taking two qb's on one of my teams and running him at wide receiver. Hopefully he gets paralyzed going over the middle.

i like jim as a broze qb, i'll tell u one broze who sucks for me, Neil odonnell, he was so bad by the 4th q i had to put in my generic qb.