Warrior General Games

Originally posted by Bukowski
INTs isn't the best way to tell the worth of a CB...

Meh, only half the truth. Depends on what approach you take to be successfull with your CB. A playmaker (INTs, PDs but give up big yards sometimes) or a Shutdowncorner (low tackles, low INTs, couple of PDs, no big gains)?

I decided to make my guy a shutdowncorner, always play on close and aggressive. Yet I dont post big stats compared to the corner on the other side of the field for us who is a couple of lvl lower than my guy also. I outlevel him on every single (key) attribute yet he posts way bigger stats than my guy. Why is that so?

Because he gets targeted more often and he plays on medium distance. This means he gives up way more yards but is also able to jump more often on an INT than my guy.

The simmed QB works through his progressions, first guy (#1 WR vs. #1 CB) is covered, second guy get a bit of a cushion, QB throws - pass broken up or picked.

Now level 34 and his attributes look a little something like this;
http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=66027

45 Points into Special Abilities, and hopefully I begin to understand this new equipment and may increase one of these SAs

Originally posted by theone9933
Besides deon sanders who had I think 21 ints, every good CB is dictated by INTS.

Deion Sanders had 53 career interceptions, and is the best cover corner in NFL history.

Originally posted by phat_lyk_dat
Originally posted by theone9933

Besides deon sanders who had I think 21 ints, every good CB is dictated by INTS.

Deion Sanders had 53 career interceptions, and is the best cover corner in NFL history.

No...not really he had numerous games where he gave up some of the most essential points...He was good, don't get me wrong...But I believe Darrell Green was the Best Cover/Shutdown corner in NFL history, I think when he was inducted into the HoF Espn even did a little story or something about it.

Originally posted by Hatesong
Originally posted by phat_lyk_dat

Originally posted by theone9933


Besides deon sanders who had I think 21 ints, every good CB is dictated by INTS.

Deion Sanders had 53 career interceptions, and is the best cover corner in NFL history.

No...not really he had numerous games where he gave up some of the most essential points...He was good, don't get me wrong...But I believe Darrell Green was the Best Cover/Shutdown corner in NFL history, I think when he was inducted into the HoF Espn even did a little story or something about it.

I will second that....

Originally posted by Montclaire
A good CB will get the INT where an average CB will not. He might even be able to "bait" a QB to throw it when he shouldn't.

A great CB will make the QB re-consider the option to throw it towards the WR.

Generally. Even great CBs get burnt on occasion, though, just like average CBs can make an occasional incredible play. IMO, stats are secondary to accomplishing the objective for the play, which is to deny.

I've always considered the top CB's in GLB to be those who rarely get thrown at but still get tons of PD's and Int's on the other DB's receivers.

Saris has spoken

Could have 11's in both Super Vision and Shutdown Coverage in a few moments

Originally posted by klemm805
Could have 11's in both Super Vision and Shutdown Coverage in a few moments

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woa

Originally posted by Hatesong
Originally posted by phat_lyk_dat

Originally posted by theone9933


Besides deon sanders who had I think 21 ints, every good CB is dictated by INTS.

Deion Sanders had 53 career interceptions, and is the best cover corner in NFL history.

No...not really he had numerous games where he gave up some of the most essential points...He was good, don't get me wrong...But I believe Darrell Green was the Best Cover/Shutdown corner in NFL history, I think when he was inducted into the HoF Espn even did a little story or something about it.

Mike Haynes and Willie Brown were better than Darrell Green. Watch Super Bowl 18 as Cliff Branch turns Darrell into toast. Heck the Redskins pass defense that year was the worst in the league.

Originally posted by Saris
Originally posted by Montclaire

A good CB will get the INT where an average CB will not. He might even be able to "bait" a QB to throw it when he shouldn't.

A great CB will make the QB re-consider the option to throw it towards the WR.

Generally. Even great CBs get burnt on occasion, though, just like average CBs can make an occasional incredible play. IMO, stats are secondary to accomplishing the objective for the play, which is to deny.

I've always considered the top CB's in GLB to be those who rarely get thrown at but still get tons of PD's and Int's on the other DB's receivers.

agree 100%

Originally posted by Bukowski
INTs isn't the best way to tell the worth of a CB...

You're an idiot Quit talking. you are absolutely stupid. Corner backs are definitely dictated by int's for how much they are worth.

everything you have ever said is wrong. you're an idiot. do you even watch football.

go kill yourself.

Originally posted by UnderDogs
Originally posted by Bukowski

INTs isn't the best way to tell the worth of a CB...

You're an idiot Quit talking. you are absolutely stupid. Corner backs are definitely dictated by int's for how much they are worth.

everything you have ever said is wrong. you're an idiot. do you even watch football.

go kill yourself.

WHAT?