I've seen WRs blocking out 3, tbh.
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Dub J
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Originally posted by Golan
Bort has said before that a blocker CANNOT block more than 1 dot at a time.
lol?
Bort has said a lot of things in the past, tbh.
Bort has said before that a blocker CANNOT block more than 1 dot at a time.
lol?
Bort has said a lot of things in the past, tbh.
voegma
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http://goallineblitz.com/game/replay.pl?game_id=2152255&pbp_id=4164906
RT gets the CB and LE. LE should have broke inside to go to QB. I realize it is a space issue but give the DOTs some intelligence.
RT gets the CB and LE. LE should have broke inside to go to QB. I realize it is a space issue but give the DOTs some intelligence.
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Originally posted by Dub J
I've seen WRs blocking out 3, tbh.
A WR getting in the way of 3 low-level dots is semi-common, but only at low level IMO when dots are dumb or don't have enough AGI to get around the bodies.
I've seen WRs blocking out 3, tbh.
A WR getting in the way of 3 low-level dots is semi-common, but only at low level IMO when dots are dumb or don't have enough AGI to get around the bodies.
Originally posted by fogie55
I can understand OLs obstructing more than one guy due to the tight confines, but what bugs me (particularly at low levels) is when a WR seems to be able to hold up 2 DBs
Yeah... and even though it looks like the WR is blocking both... and that Bort has said it cannot happen... then I'd say that the dot "not being blocked but sure is looking like he is" by the WR in question is insanely stupid enough not to know he banging his head on a wall that ain't moving and he should go around the WR and his blocking buddy.
I can understand OLs obstructing more than one guy due to the tight confines, but what bugs me (particularly at low levels) is when a WR seems to be able to hold up 2 DBs
Yeah... and even though it looks like the WR is blocking both... and that Bort has said it cannot happen... then I'd say that the dot "not being blocked but sure is looking like he is" by the WR in question is insanely stupid enough not to know he banging his head on a wall that ain't moving and he should go around the WR and his blocking buddy.
Dub J
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Originally posted by Mr.McFlyGuy
In real life linemen take on multiple blockers at one time
They don't engage multiple blockers at one time. When push blocking they quickly push one back and then jump to the next defender.
In real life linemen take on multiple blockers at one time
They don't engage multiple blockers at one time. When push blocking they quickly push one back and then jump to the next defender.
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