Originally posted by SabreNation
So my Level 38 NT played his first post-VA game yesterday. I know it's only one game and a scrimmage game at that but so far I would have to say my initial assessment of Heavyweight is correct: D-Linemen (and DTs especially) that passed on this one are going to be slapping themselves - and their DCs will probably give them a second slap for it.
"Brick Wall" Bailey was blowing up blockers ALL DAY in that game. Regularly putting the Center and/or Guard on their asses and opening the floodgates for our linebackers and safeties to get into the backfield. The team we played were higher level than us almost across the board and Brick was working against Level 40 and 41 C/G the entire game. We held them to 10 points and 1.5 yards per carry and our defense was CONSTANTLY in the backfield, usually going through hole that Brick created by flattening his blockers.
Like I said, it's only one game and only a scrimmage, we'll see how it goes during the real season but Heavyweight looks to be teh pwnage right now, IMO.
well at first this got me excited as this was my plan for our DT's and i have another team where a high level guy (relatively speaking) destroyed our level 25 C. however, i watched a decent number of plays of both your scrimmages and and did not see your guy dropping OL with the reverse pancakes. can you post a few examples?
So my Level 38 NT played his first post-VA game yesterday. I know it's only one game and a scrimmage game at that but so far I would have to say my initial assessment of Heavyweight is correct: D-Linemen (and DTs especially) that passed on this one are going to be slapping themselves - and their DCs will probably give them a second slap for it.
"Brick Wall" Bailey was blowing up blockers ALL DAY in that game. Regularly putting the Center and/or Guard on their asses and opening the floodgates for our linebackers and safeties to get into the backfield. The team we played were higher level than us almost across the board and Brick was working against Level 40 and 41 C/G the entire game. We held them to 10 points and 1.5 yards per carry and our defense was CONSTANTLY in the backfield, usually going through hole that Brick created by flattening his blockers.
Like I said, it's only one game and only a scrimmage, we'll see how it goes during the real season but Heavyweight looks to be teh pwnage right now, IMO.
well at first this got me excited as this was my plan for our DT's and i have another team where a high level guy (relatively speaking) destroyed our level 25 C. however, i watched a decent number of plays of both your scrimmages and and did not see your guy dropping OL with the reverse pancakes. can you post a few examples?
