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tomcollins
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Post your top players here. Try to limit it to 2 or 3 players per team. Please also try to name at least on top player on another team to nominate.
 
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For my team:

Laurie Wilson (RB) - http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=301271
1,080.5 yards, 4.7 ypc, 15 TD, only 1 fumble lost on 228 carries

Franchise Burrell (CB) - http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=234983
27 tackles, 11 PDs, 7 INTs, 3 TDs, 1 Fumble Recovery

Little Zing (DE) - http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=185235
28 tackles, 7 hurrries, 11 sacks, 1 TFL, 1 PD, 1 INT, 1 FF

Top other player:

Major Blindside_ (DE) Naperville http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=237567
33 sacks, enough said
 
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Fresno (unoff):

(CB) Brian Paitanator
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=238164
43 tackles, 5 INT's (3 for TD's).

(RB) Sonny Bill Williams
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=150576
1,765.5 yards, 6y/a, 38 TD's

We'll see if SBW wins the rushing TD's and/or yardage this year. Getting ample competition from SNK and Colorado on that one. But, winning the conf is still our main priority

 
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Originally posted by Juristen

Fresno (unoff):

(CB) Brian Paitanator
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=238164
43 tackles, 5 INT's (3 for TD's).

(RB) Sonny Bill Williams
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=150576
1,765.5 yards, 6y/a, 38 TD's

We'll see if SBW wins the rushing TD's and/or yardage this year. Getting ample competition from SNK and Colorado on that one. But, winning the conf is still our main priority


The West stats are so screwed up due to gutted teams. It will be interesting to see how players compare in the conference by the end of the season.
 
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EASTERN CONFERENCE (Since comparing between conferences is ridiculous with all the gutting in the West)

This is VERY difficult for me to pick 3 or so.

* Major Blindside_ (DE) http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=237567
=> 33 Sacks, 7 Hurries, 2 INTs

* Deuce Shaley_ (HB) http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=248272
=> 956.5 yds, 5.1 rushing avg, 31 TDs rushing, 1 TD receiving

* Odie Harrison (WR) http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=228476
=> 815.5 yds, 6 TDs, 15.4 avg

* Bomb Odie (QB) http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=96129
=> 1,998.5 yds, 13 TDs (only 3 INTs), 106.1 QB Rating

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* Still looking into who will be my "other team" pick

This is still a work in progress
Last edited Aug 19, 2008 23:43:25
 
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Originally posted by tomcollins
Originally posted by Juristen


Fresno (unoff):

(CB) Brian Paitanator
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=238164
43 tackles, 5 INT's (3 for TD's).

(RB) Sonny Bill Williams
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=150576
1,765.5 yards, 6y/a, 38 TD's

We'll see if SBW wins the rushing TD's and/or yardage this year. Getting ample competition from SNK and Colorado on that one. But, winning the conf is still our main priority


The West stats are so screwed up due to gutted teams. It will be interesting to see how players compare in the conference by the end of the season.


Well; partially tru in ragards to the stats. SBW still won all rushing last year and had, for example, three TD's against EZC. So, knocking em based on the stats being effed up might be a bit to crass. Well, we'll just have to see

//me
 
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Oh; I just noticed - top 7 INT:s thrown: Guess which conf?
Guessing the gutted teams arent throwing it all - or the other conf's DBs are immensly better. We'll just have to see

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EASTERN - Beermen

(CB) Paul Yount
40 Tackles
5 INTs
150 Return Yards
2 Def-TDs

Kick / Punt Return
Travis Jervey
Player G KR KR Yds KR Avg KRTD PR PR Yds PR Avg PR TD
Travis Jervey 9 25 774.5 31 1 23 391.5 17 1

Travis Beckum (TE)
11 Pancakes
40 Receptions
402 yards
2 TDs


Picking a player from another team
(G) Alex "The Wall" Chapman - Indianapolis Rush.
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Originally posted by tomcollins
Originally posted by Juristen


Fresno (unoff):

(CB) Brian Paitanator
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=238164
43 tackles, 5 INT's (3 for TD's).

(RB) Sonny Bill Williams
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=150576
1,765.5 yards, 6y/a, 38 TD's

We'll see if SBW wins the rushing TD's and/or yardage this year. Getting ample competition from SNK and Colorado on that one. But, winning the conf is still our main priority


The West stats are so screwed up due to gutted teams. It will be interesting to see how players compare in the conference by the end of the season.


I really think that's overrated right now. The East might not have as many gutted teams, but it's not like their worst 8 are significantly better. Players are still running for 200 yards and getting 8 sacks a game against them..

edit - I do agree though that you need to compare conference to conference since the teams are different levels anyway. Even conf to conf isn't always the same with some teams quitting mid-season and in some cases, you might lose a team that guts later on.
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Originally posted by secondeye
Originally posted by tomcollins

Originally posted by Juristen



Fresno (unoff):

(CB) Brian Paitanator
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=238164
43 tackles, 5 INT's (3 for TD's).

(RB) Sonny Bill Williams
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=150576
1,765.5 yards, 6y/a, 38 TD's

We'll see if SBW wins the rushing TD's and/or yardage this year. Getting ample competition from SNK and Colorado on that one. But, winning the conf is still our main priority


The West stats are so screwed up due to gutted teams. It will be interesting to see how players compare in the conference by the end of the season.


I really think that's overrated right now. The East might not have as many gutted teams, but it's not like their worst 8 are significantly better. Players are still running for 200 yards and getting 8 sacks a game against them..

edit - I do agree though that you need to compare conference to conference since the teams are different levels anyway. Even conf to conf isn't always the same with some teams quitting mid-season and in some cases, you might lose a team that guts later on.


You are way off here. The bottom 4/5 are WAY worse than anything in the East. I would wager most teams in the East on the bottom would win by 50+ against the gutted West teams. Just watch our game against Golden State in Week 16. I will guarantee we win that game by more than 28 points more than our biggest game.

I'd figure the best teams in the East are definitely as good as the best teams in the West (if not, its close). The biggest blowout I've seen so far in the East is Naperville winning 62-7. There are 5 teams in the West losing by bigger margins every week (Except when they play each other, and even sometimes then). No one is scoring 10+ TDs per game in the East. The stats are going to be completely off.

I'd also figure that the top 4 teams in the East are favorites over any team in the West, maybe even top 5. It's a little harder to back that up other than gut feel. We'll find out in the finals.
 
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I didn't really do this last year because I don't think we have a team where we can single out players. No one is really playing above anyone else enough to point it out.. that and I was too busy.

But I'll give it a shot.

{RB} Scrambled Eggs
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=370841
900 yards, 5.1 ypc, 18 TDs

Played every top team in the Western Conference, still averaging 5.1 YPC despite being a full elusive build. 1 fumble, no fumbles lost. He's been very good for us, and he's not even close to the level of most RBs that will get consideration for honors. He also fully splits time.

{P} Roy Skolwoski
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=373368
34 Punts, 36.3 average, 9/12 for 64.5 passing 1 TD 0 INTs

Full time punter near the top of the list for average, and it's not like he plays on a team that gets to wind up and punt it for distance 10 times a game at the 20 yard line. He takes plenty of touch backs. He's also our emergency QB when we need it and he's been solid there as well, punting 8 times for over 41 yards per punt, and completing 5 of 6 passes and a TD.

{DT) Meet Wad
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=235142
39 Tackles, 4 Forced Fumbles, 7 Sacks, 10 Hurries, 8 TFL

In a season where DTs have struggled to sniff the QB with the new block boosting, Meet has managed to stuff the run, get hurries, and get sacks. And he isn't doing it just against the supposedly uber-weak Western gutted teams. He's had sacks in games we've lost.

Other player for consideration:

{P} Punter Master - Fresno Snakes
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=117251

I don't think the guy has a bad punt against us, and he has a pretty high average for playing on such a good team. Great teams = Death for punters.

{RB} Minato Uzumaki - SNK Crushers
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=270517

1,840 yards, 11.5 YPC, 40 TDs ZERO fumbles on 160 rushes, and he gets benched for a new guy they bring in? I'd be pissed if I were him and not inactive.

 
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Originally posted by tomcollins
Originally posted by secondeye

Originally posted by tomcollins


Originally posted by Juristen




Fresno (unoff):

(CB) Brian Paitanator
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=238164
43 tackles, 5 INT's (3 for TD's).

(RB) Sonny Bill Williams
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=150576
1,765.5 yards, 6y/a, 38 TD's

We'll see if SBW wins the rushing TD's and/or yardage this year. Getting ample competition from SNK and Colorado on that one. But, winning the conf is still our main priority


The West stats are so screwed up due to gutted teams. It will be interesting to see how players compare in the conference by the end of the season.


I really think that's overrated right now. The East might not have as many gutted teams, but it's not like their worst 8 are significantly better. Players are still running for 200 yards and getting 8 sacks a game against them..

edit - I do agree though that you need to compare conference to conference since the teams are different levels anyway. Even conf to conf isn't always the same with some teams quitting mid-season and in some cases, you might lose a team that guts later on.


You are way off here. The bottom 4/5 are WAY worse than anything in the East. I would wager most teams in the East on the bottom would win by 50+ against the gutted West teams. Just watch our game against Golden State in Week 16. I will guarantee we win that game by more than 28 points more than our biggest game.

I'd figure the best teams in the East are definitely as good as the best teams in the West (if not, its close). The biggest blowout I've seen so far in the East is Naperville winning 62-7. There are 5 teams in the West losing by bigger margins every week (Except when they play each other, and even sometimes then). No one is scoring 10+ TDs per game in the East. The stats are going to be completely off.

I'd also figure that the top 4 teams in the East are favorites over any team in the West, maybe even top 5. It's a little harder to back that up other than gut feel. We'll find out in the finals.


I'm not disagreeing that the East toilet teams wouldn't wipe the floor with the west, I'm just saying that I don't think there is nearly as big of a statistical difference in the games of the best versus worst in both conferences. You guys are starting to make it sound like anything anyone in the West does deserves an asterisk, and it's a little irritating.

Let's take a look at the teams.

Thompson - Gutted - players are level 12-19

Golden State - Gutted Players are 9-19 (a lot of 9s and 10s on Defense)

Bronx - Gutted about 5-6 games in, but about 75% rebuilt with level 20s starting.

New Jersey - Not really a gutted team, but clearly low levels.. 16-19 mostly.

Eugene - Not really a gutted team all the way, very low levels, but enough 20s to not
be a total cake walk for all teams.

Goshen - Not gutted at this point, just too many lower 17-22s to compete.

All of the other 10 teams can win any given week and most can win the championship. At least five teams in the west could win the conference without it being a shock.


Now if you look in the east, you don't see teams with level 9s and CPUs, but there are a significant number of teams that aren't going to stop a level 27 offensive line and a level 27 DE like Blindside with much more frequency than any Western gut-team.

Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Red River, Dutch.. Are they gutted? Obviously not.. but the top teams of the west would bust them up just as easily, and be able to keep defensive and offensive starters in the game longer while they did it.

I'd understand what you guys were saying if we were winning games 300-0 like it's very possible to do in some of these leagues, but no one wants to play a 9-0, 8-1, 7-2 team with 55 energy because they ran for a 78 yard TD every other play. So you're seeing these gutted teams only losing by 70, 80 points, and backups are taking as many if not more reps than starters.

I'm not blind, I know what you're saying.. I just hope you see what I'm saying. This isn't the fiasco it's being made out to be.

I'd like someone to look at my team's schedule or EZ's schedule and tell us we're living off of gutted teams right now.
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Almost every game against a gutted team is 100-7 or something similar.

No game in the East is even close to that. You occasionally see a 50 point win, there may be only 1 or 2 at most in the whole conference.

Blindside has been held to 3-4 sacks a game against good teams vs. 9-10 against bad teams. It's a huge difference. Put him against a gutted team in the West, he might get 20.

Look at the TD leaders for rushing. Of the top 10, only 2 are in the West. Look at the yards/carry stats. Same thing.

Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Dutch, Red River are all much stronger than at least 6 teams in the West.

Now you guys have only played one real bad team, and Goshen is about the same level as the worst teams in the East, so you might not see it. Honestly, I have a hard time seeing how we won't put up 100 on Golden State, even playing our backups a ton.
 
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Just an FYI, Major Blindside is Lvl 25. Which is fairly average in our conference.

Two of Blindside's best games 7 sacks each, were against LOTs with levels 27/25 and 24/22. I am not sure if he has faced a LOT that was more than 3 levels below him. I would LOVE to feast on the Thompson Hunters who have a Lvl 10 starting LOT and a Lvl 18 CPU backup. Or the New Jersey Nighthawks who have a Lvl 18 backed up with a Lvl 7.

Or you could look at the fact that the top 2 for rushing TDs in the West. One of them has 38 TDs -- 20 of which came in 2 games against gutted teams. The other has 40 TDs -- 28 which came against 3 gimp opponents.

All I would say is that we don't compare East vs West since they are just not the same. Overall the top teams in each conference are very similar in talent. It is just that the too many fully gutted teams in the West to look at the stats objectively.
Last edited Aug 20, 2008 22:58:51
 
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BTW - this is why I hate MVP / All-Star / Pro-Bowl threads. No good can come of them.
 
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