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bort is going to implement a 'bump and grind' VA....this may be something to consider!

Originally posted by WizardofWar
bort is going to implement a 'bump and grind' VA....this may be something to consider!

I thought it was going to be an illegal hit from behind penalty

if you want him to be str8, make a tight end, not a wide receiver

Originally posted by PsychoMan
if you want him to be str8, make a tight end, not a wide receiver

My sentiments exactly.

Originally posted by buehler91
Originally posted by WizardofWar

bort is going to implement a 'bump and grind' VA....this may be something to consider!

I thought it was going to be an illegal hit from behind penalty

I was thinking a "Neutral zone infraction"

Of course, that could lead to a penalty for "using your helmet to spear or ram an opponent."

Originally posted by Todd Toddy
you should go bi, so that you can also play some CB.

You mean TE, don't you?

Why are you holding 38 SP? There's no reason to be holding that much at any point in the build cycle.

Being a tight end won't make you any more str8, just more appealing.

If you want to catch loads of balls, you shouldn't be considering straight at all.

Originally posted by slyraje
If you want to catch loads of balls, you shouldn't be considering straight at all.

STR8 WR not good at "catchin' balls "

My WR goes both ways.

Originally posted by FarmerJosh
My WR goes both ways.

hes bi then?

Originally posted by seminerddd
Why are you holding 38 SP? There's no reason to be holding that much at any point in the build cycle.

No reason to hold SP at any point in a build? Not even during pee wee's when WR's are very, very rarely used for anything other than blocking and special teams? Isn't that the point of slow building, to hold your SP and train the attributes before you dump SP into them?

Originally posted by XtremeT13
No reason to hold SP at any point in a build? Not even during pee wee's when WR's are very, very rarely used for anything other than blocking and special teams? Isn't that the point of slow building, to hold your SP and train the attributes before you dump SP into them?

Generally you hold SPs UNTIL you can cap an attribute then you spend them to cap. Otherwise, you miss out on the increased SP value of natural level gains.

Originally posted by drakeborn
Generally you hold SPs UNTIL you can cap an attribute then you spend them to cap. Otherwise, you miss out on the increased SP value of natural level gains.

It doesn't really matter how soon you get an attribute to 49 if you're taking it to 61+
It only matters how soon you get that last cap.