Warrior General Games

Originally posted by Iceburg
I know but if you use a HB at WR with less then say 25 catching especially with position penalties he cannot be too good. But a possesion receiver does not need a lot of speed just to get open

HINT: You only need 34 catching to put up 1800+ yards.

Yes maybe so but it's not a for sure thing that happens. It also depends on the QB to make the throw, the OL to block long enough for the throw, the DB to give you the chance to catch a ball and so many other factors

here is my guy i dont feel like looking for plays if found one though.

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=190662

http://goallineblitz.com/game/replay.pl?game_id=223401&pbp_id=5915071

I am building a sort of powerback/pass catcher out of the backfield. Right now, I'm focusing the SP's on strength, carrying and speed, while I train vision and agility. When I reach 1st soft cap on strength, I'm gonna put some points on catching. Right now in the D-league, he's had a pretty good year of rushing, but not so much of receiving, because he has dropped a lot of passes. Check him out and give comments!


http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=1059839

Making a Dual Threat back is very doable. The owner of the team mine is on wanted to try it out this season, so I've been training catching all season. Right now it's around 32. I wouldn't waste any points in it though. Speed is definitely key. As the HB, you're going to end up with a lot of favorable matchups on D. Usually a LB or a SS will be on you. A lot of the time, defenses like to blitz the LBs to try and stuff the gaps, leaving nobody in man coverage on the HB. I've gotten touchdowns like this a few times this season.

It really depends on the person who's calling the plays on your offense whether or not you will be a successful receiver.

the feature back on my team has 2700 yards rushing and almost 600 catching.

Originally posted by Iceburg
I mean I know speed is good to an extent but 100 speed and 15 catching will not do any better then a 100 catching 15 speed guy. I mean both will do good in certain areas but the point of a dual threat back is to be able to run the ball and if that doesnt work go out into the flats or be able to go out for a flag or post route.

That's ridiculous.

Bad information.