I had a question on energy, and someone told me i had too many players on this team. I'm a new DC, and i want to know what's a reasonable number of players for each position. Can someone give me some advice?
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I think that was me, wasn't it? 
Here's a perfectly acceptable 42 man roster. No energy problems all season.
http://goallineblitz.com/game/roster.pl?team_id=4915
Ignore 1 of the HBs and 1 of the TEs. They're both special situations. The TE gets no PT until the playoffs (Staying at 13 for his own team) and the HB plays like 10 plays a game on ST. We could get by with as little as 40 to be honest.
Here's a roster for next season, 45, and is 1 short of what I would consider the absolute max. (Add 1 LB and you're there)
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=plCRa6QdGUg842JpNmybSUg&hl=en
You wouldn't think there's much difference in a few players, but there really is. The larger your roster, the better your backups need to be, since you're going to be splitting PT more evenly in a perfect world.
Here's a perfectly acceptable 42 man roster. No energy problems all season.
http://goallineblitz.com/game/roster.pl?team_id=4915
Ignore 1 of the HBs and 1 of the TEs. They're both special situations. The TE gets no PT until the playoffs (Staying at 13 for his own team) and the HB plays like 10 plays a game on ST. We could get by with as little as 40 to be honest.
Here's a roster for next season, 45, and is 1 short of what I would consider the absolute max. (Add 1 LB and you're there)
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=plCRa6QdGUg842JpNmybSUg&hl=en
You wouldn't think there's much difference in a few players, but there really is. The larger your roster, the better your backups need to be, since you're going to be splitting PT more evenly in a perfect world.
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