Originally posted by jampysos
I know the ALGs....
But you are not hearing me when I say p much every speedster is built the same.
pWR has all the variation when it comes to receiving builds.
If I am playing right into the defenses hands (trying to outrun short light CBs with the same exact speed and agi as my short and light WR) Why is that worth it? Why not try to get creative in OUTPLAYING/Outbuilding the CBs.
Unless someone tells me jumping is useless,
then we can this bad boy up and I will get 3 speedster WRs on my team asap next offseason.
Not all speedsters are built the same. There are guys with as low as 150 speed and as high as 170 speed. These 2 builds are not the same.
I know the ALGs....
But you are not hearing me when I say p much every speedster is built the same.
pWR has all the variation when it comes to receiving builds.
If I am playing right into the defenses hands (trying to outrun short light CBs with the same exact speed and agi as my short and light WR) Why is that worth it? Why not try to get creative in OUTPLAYING/Outbuilding the CBs.
Unless someone tells me jumping is useless,
then we can this bad boy up and I will get 3 speedster WRs on my team asap next offseason.
Not all speedsters are built the same. There are guys with as low as 150 speed and as high as 170 speed. These 2 builds are not the same.






























