Warrior General Games

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=562827

(Keep in mind, these stats were accumulated behind a shitty QB that is afraid to throw the ball to anyone but the FB.)

damn just threw ur QB under tha bus.....n hes not bad

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=404672

imo

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=61656
imo

What a jackass, wait til Perkins shuts him out next week.

Originally posted by whoshotjr
What a jackass, wait til Perkins shuts him out next week.

Only 11 receptions for 124yds and 1 TD. A fine effort to limit Jack's production by Perkins, but ,unfortunately for them, keying on Jack opened things up for other Penguins.

you are awesome., can't dispute that, see comment about build later, it's also been a trait since the start of the GLB world, WR#3 is a prime spot, I read a guide somewhere where it said if your #3 complains on being #3 to beat him senseless, oh no it really said put him #1, and let that beat him senseless.

Your build is what someone told me to do with my RB once, which I somewhat follow, so I don't dispute your success at all. ahem

Just have to say, when playing a CPU team, I was the only damn WR that had a non CPU CB covering him most of the game. - or 10 TD's for me

Wally Martin is clearly the best receiver on the Penguins.

Originally posted by ricksta1975
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=404672

imo

as i say.

the stats dont lie. he does it against all the big teams too. even when we get tonked.

Originally posted by ricksta1975
as i say.

the stats dont lie. he does it against all the big teams too. even when we get tonked.

+1

Carter Birch is a beast. We also have some Nasty WRs on our roster but from what I´ve seen in WEPL alpha Birch is the #1. Actually we are having an open WR spot for next season .

birch is staying with us, which is great for the team but not so great for my own WR who is overshadowed by him

http://goallineblitz.com/game/game.pl?game_id=816972

Absolutely disgusting. With the rapidly fading Penguins clinging to hopes of a home playoff game in the face of the invincible West Wales Warriors, Ol' Noodlearm desperately abandoned his usual M.O. of dumping the ball off to the FB to pad his stats, and turned to the unrecognized hero that saved Paris from mediocrity in WE A1 and delivered them to the Pros. And that workhorse delivered the game of his illustrious career, singlehandedly willing the Penguins towards the most improbable upset in GLB history. But, with the Penguins poised to write Jack's herculean effort into history, Ol' Noodlearm heatedly called a play that sent Jack out of his limited throwing range, and panicked when he realized that there isn't a FB in the singleback. Ugly fumble, set, match.

Jack is entertaining offers as he enters free agency.