How much Strengt does a CB need in hes Low 20's
Craelath
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Originally posted by Tyler81
How much Strengt does a CB need in hes Low 20's
If you asked me, that's fine for a long, long time. I put very little value in strength as a corner. It's been said several times, but here it is again:
Speed > Agility > Vision > Super Vision SA > Jumping > Other SAs > Catching > Strength > rest.
How much Strengt does a CB need in hes Low 20's
If you asked me, that's fine for a long, long time. I put very little value in strength as a corner. It's been said several times, but here it is again:
Speed > Agility > Vision > Super Vision SA > Jumping > Other SAs > Catching > Strength > rest.
San Diego Chargers
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If you don't want to be a liability in the running game, then I would suggest ~30.
Drs
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Originally posted by San Diego Chargers
If you don't want to be a liability in the running game, then I would suggest ~30.
kids these days,
I would say if your in a conference with alot of running teams, strength should be in the mid 30s. but this only applies if your going long term with your team and they stay in the same conference.
If you don't want to be a liability in the running game, then I would suggest ~30.
kids these days,
I would say if your in a conference with alot of running teams, strength should be in the mid 30s. but this only applies if your going long term with your team and they stay in the same conference.
36bear
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if you find yourself getting tangled up by the WR a lot.. then I would up your STRENGTH. It would help if you are being blocked by a TE/WR, if the play is near you and you are the closest to make the tackle... rather being held up by their blocker.
MattMan Firespot
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Originally posted by adipose
This is the exact reason why WR's should soft cap strength. Broken tackles, galore.
No not really...Broken tackles 'galore'? I've seen it tried and failed.
This is the exact reason why WR's should soft cap strength. Broken tackles, galore.
No not really...Broken tackles 'galore'? I've seen it tried and failed.
Primate
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Originally posted by MattMan Firespot
Originally posted by adipose
This is the exact reason why WR's should soft cap strength. Broken tackles, galore.
No not really...Broken tackles 'galore'? I've seen it tried and failed.
I've seen it work, and seen it fail.
Originally posted by adipose
This is the exact reason why WR's should soft cap strength. Broken tackles, galore.
No not really...Broken tackles 'galore'? I've seen it tried and failed.
I've seen it work, and seen it fail.
LionsLover
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Originally posted by Primate
Originally posted by MattMan Firespot
Originally posted by adipose
This is the exact reason why WR's should soft cap strength. Broken tackles, galore.
No not really...Broken tackles 'galore'? I've seen it tried and failed.
I've seen it work, and seen it fail.
Ditto.
I have a CB with strength softcapped and he's a beast on those pitch plays. Knocks the receiver out of the way every time.
Originally posted by MattMan Firespot
Originally posted by adipose
This is the exact reason why WR's should soft cap strength. Broken tackles, galore.
No not really...Broken tackles 'galore'? I've seen it tried and failed.
I've seen it work, and seen it fail.
Ditto.
I have a CB with strength softcapped and he's a beast on those pitch plays. Knocks the receiver out of the way every time.
TheZaba
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I'm sure high strength is great and all, but my CB has about 24 strength and has been solid against the run without sacrificing any coverage skills.
MattMan Firespot
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Originally posted by LionsLover
Originally posted by Primate
Originally posted by MattMan Firespot
Originally posted by adipose
This is the exact reason why WR's should soft cap strength. Broken tackles, galore.
No not really...Broken tackles 'galore'? I've seen it tried and failed.
I've seen it work, and seen it fail.
Ditto.
I have a CB with strength softcapped and he's a beast on those pitch plays. Knocks the receiver out of the way every time.
Capped strength on a CB? I would be afraid to suck in coverage too much. That just takes too many points that are so valuable at hgiher lvls. You can train strength up to 35 and get the same effect. All those points, just to defend against pitches, is not worth it IMO.
Originally posted by Primate
Originally posted by MattMan Firespot
Originally posted by adipose
This is the exact reason why WR's should soft cap strength. Broken tackles, galore.
No not really...Broken tackles 'galore'? I've seen it tried and failed.
I've seen it work, and seen it fail.
Ditto.
I have a CB with strength softcapped and he's a beast on those pitch plays. Knocks the receiver out of the way every time.
Capped strength on a CB? I would be afraid to suck in coverage too much. That just takes too many points that are so valuable at hgiher lvls. You can train strength up to 35 and get the same effect. All those points, just to defend against pitches, is not worth it IMO.
n:iceman:16
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Originally posted by fallingmercury
This thread is pointless. What level are we talking about here?
Read the first post?
This thread is pointless. What level are we talking about here?
Read the first post?
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