Warrior General Games

what would be the GLB equivalent for NFL (IRL) players who are apart of the:
10,000 yard club for runnings backs & wide receivers
30,000 yard club for quaterbacks

GLB will inflate stats greatly (i've seen a TE go over 10,000 in ONE season though obviously that is extremely rare) so how much yards would be significant and equivalent to those milestones?

EG:
20,000 for WRs and RBs and 50,000 for a QB??????????????

Not a real question.

In low leagues where you are playing cpu's and stats don't matter, the stats really really don't matter. In good leagues, what is impressive in real life is impressive in GLB vs solid opponents.

Originally posted by WiSeIVIaN
In good leagues, what is impressive in real life is impressive in GLB vs solid opponents.

I would disagree with that

9,367 yards combined last 3 seasons http://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4405070

That is a little over 3,120 avg per season

Originally posted by Dub ADD
I would disagree with that

9,367 yards combined last 3 seasons http://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4405070

That is a little over 3,120 avg per season





how many WL golds/silver does the team have when feeding that dot all his carries? 0.
how many does Baby Sizzle's team have when feeding him QB's every game? 2 silvers.

and the legend continues.

Originally posted by ProfessionalKop
how many WL golds/silver does the team have when feeding that dot all his carries? 0.
how many does Baby Sizzle's team have when feeding him QB's every game? 2 silvers.

and the legend continues.

Damn Canadians, can't read for shit...

OP "What's the GLB equivalent for 10,000 yards for a NFL RB or WR and 30,000 yards for a QB?"

Originally posted by Dub ADD
Damn Canadians, can't read for shit...

OP "What's the GLB equivalent for 10,000 yards for a NFL RB or WR and 30,000 yards for a QB?"


BUT HOW MANY SACKS DOES IT TAKE FOR BABY SIZZLE TO EMBARRASS THOSE BAD WRS AND QBS? not many cuz they all fuckin retire mid season, bitches.

Originally posted by WiSeIVIaN
Not a real question.

In low leagues where you are playing cpu's and stats don't matter, the stats really really don't matter. In good leagues, what is impressive in real life is impressive in GLB vs solid opponents.

Thus the answer is 8,028 yards (blowout adjusted) amassed in 7 World League Seasons, including 5 consecutive 1,000 yard seasons : http://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=1405746

I'd say it's half the OP's numbers since dots have real short legs so it takes them twice as much running to gain the same amount of yards.

Originally posted by Theo Wizzago
I'd say it's half the OP's numbers since dots have real short legs so it takes them twice as much running to gain the same amount of yards.

Originally posted by Theo Wizzago
Of course this also brings into question as to how they throw the ball... carry the ball... or even punt/kick the ball since they don't have legs either. Running is easy... just roll baby, roll.



like......................

make a decision or sumthin bro

Originally posted by WiSeIVIaN
Not a real question.

In low leagues where you are playing cpu's and stats don't matter, the stats really really don't matter. In good leagues, what is impressive in real life is impressive in GLB vs solid opponents.

/thread

Dominating crap leagues is like being the last living being on this planet and hitting a hole in one. No one will care.

Originally posted by Dub ADD
like......................

make a decision or sumthin bro

Squirrel!

alright let's talk about WL leagues then, since less than stellar leagues will have guys going for 10, 000 yards in a season

see below for eg.:
http://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4387491
#0 ^_ _^

Season G Targ Rec Yds Y/G Avg YAC TD
Career 198- 14,454- 6,403- 144,143.5- 728- 22.5- 9.9- 1,932