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Originally posted by T2
If Pierre Thomas plays against the lochiefs, he will show why he's the best screen back in the NFL. Disputing this will make you look silly.


ok SPROLES you tard

Thomas is the better screen back, don't argue.

Originally posted by T2
Thomas is the better screen back, don't argue.

gtfo

Brian Westbrook (yuk) use to be really good at screens.......

Originally posted by PLAYMAKERS
gtfo

http://bit.ly/16zUDcz

Read a book

Originally posted by dahman32
http://goallineblitz.com/game/forum_thread_list.pl?forum_id=131

Comparing GLB games to NFL games?

This can't end well

NFL games is what everyone wants when they come to GLB

Its not until years of disappointment have beaten it out of a player that he finally accepts GLB for what it is.

Originally posted by yello1
NFL games is what everyone wants when they come to GLB

Its not until years of disappointment have beaten it out of a player that he finally accepts GLB for what it is.

LOL

Which rb led nfl in receptions? Pierre thomas prob

I'd take cj thriller personally

The real question is how overpowered were CPU/robot players in last nights NFL games?

Originally posted by JT_HOOD
I saw 0.

I wonder why they don't run screens on just about every down in NFL? so odd

shout out to all you lame OCs who have no idea wtf you're doing and try to screen your way to 13 points.

GG

You know, last night in the Q&A, Catch said if someone was to send him a message with real figures on screens, he'd take a look.

Originally posted by JT_HOOD
also how many Goalline sweeps?

Anyone see one of those? what about 20 in a game? anyone catch that?

Cowboys ran a few sets with 4 TEs.

The Seahawks were great at screens when Holmgren was around. Of course, it didn't hurt having Jones and Hutchinson, plus those were the only kinds of passes that Alexander could catch.

Originally posted by InRomoWeTrust
Cowboys ran a few sets with 4 TEs.

We're talking about NFL teams here Mat.

the main problem is that the intricacies of the slight differences in "short pass" doesnt translate well at all into glb...partly due to the mechanics of the game, and mostly due to the pre-determined gameplan before the game

the strategy of play calling, to exploit a defense or offense on the fly doesnt exist. Having a receiver run a slant instead of a fly, having a player line up a foot outside, etc

glb has to rely on broad sweeps to make it strategic. The difference between a screen and a deep pass, whereas in the NFL they can micromanage and adapt mid-game. GLB is a guessing game played with shotguns.