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10 int against level 15-18 competition. Interceptions are harder to come by at level 25+. If you want look at my past seasons. 14 Int and 11 Int.

42 tackles 16 INTs and 34 PDs... OOOOOh I'm Elite

everybody great stats. Now how many of you CB's are on great teams who have 2 or 3 loses. If your on a .500 team with stats like that then your elite.

My CB's are not close to "elite" but my best seasons are when the total defense is play well.

Originally posted by Gambit26
Originally posted by brentlewis

When you have 75 PDs but only 6 INTs, you are not elite.

not necesarily....a CB that consistantly keeps the ball away from the receiver is a good thing, some ppl just build their guys to be "shutdown" guys. Depends what kind of build you wanna go for.



A true shutdown corner rarely allows their WR to get open enough to get many balls thrown his way.

All but ~4 of my tackles are from run plays, and those 4 were because I made the tackle after another CB/LB was beaten

Oooooh I had 2 tackles, 8 PD and 2 INT last game.

I'm super elite.

(Actually, our other corners didn't see much action, so the QB must have been fixating on my guy. Poor decisions, I guess.)

55 tackles, 11 INTs and 42 PD. Am I "elite" enough. Oh yeah, playing CB3 and against competition of higher level.

My CB's are young and they were born elite.

INTs are overrated, PDs are where it's at.

Originally posted by metaldeval
if you disregard tackles in the running game and all the times i got a pd and it was still caught and i tackled him then yea
This...

Originally posted by Gambit26
I have 44 tackles, 36 PD, and 3 Int's so I'm not quite there, Although I'm a shutdown CB and don't get thrown at as much as most CB's. I also feel what league you are in/ the talent you have to go against plays a role in stats.....
A lot of this too...

Originally posted by brentlewis
When you have 75 PDs but only 6 INTs, you are not elite.
A bit of this too...

Originally posted by nford505
stats for corners are overrated and useless in general
And ESPECIALLY this.

Originally posted by fictionmike
everybody great stats. Now how many of you CB's are on great teams who have 2 or 3 loses. If your on a .500 team with stats like that then your elite.

My CB's are not close to "elite" but my best seasons are when the total defense is play well.

Um well my team has a championship and is a main contender in a competitive USA league.(Denton Spartans)

I think a better way to measure how good a CB is would be whichever CB has the lowest amount of caught balls against.

But nooo, that would be WAYYY too logical. We have to come up with crazy formulas that don't reflect in game situations.

Originally posted by Kayoh
I think a better way to measure how good a CB is would be whichever CB has the lowest amount of caught balls against.

But nooo, that would be WAYYY too logical. We have to come up with crazy formulas that don't reflect in game situations.

I think that's what the OP was trying to do.
PD's+Int > Tackles halfway does this. It just doesn't take into consideration drops, incompletes (not PD's), and rush/ST tackles. Big shortcomings, but the best we have to work with using the in-game stats.

WEPL has another interesting formula that I think is a little better.
http://goallineblitz.com/game/forum_thread.pl?thread_id=719422

Still, as many have said, watching PBPs and looking at builds is probably the best way to go.

With gutted teams, regular season stats are meaningless.

Post stats from playoff games.

Playoff totals-

Since ive came to oceania pro

26 tackles, 13 pd 5 int in 5 games.

My team is 33-4 including scrimmages.(against pro/aaa/aa teams)

72 tackles 8 INTs 47 PDs

Almost half of those tackles are in run support, and I DONT consider this CB 'elite' at all, he has a long way to go in his development but hes still better than 95% of CBs.

No gutted teams in my league last season either.
(im on my brothers account, haha, i got revoked for 5days)

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=35705&playoffs=0