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And I don't mean just break one a game or so, because I already do that. I mean the kind of strength where RB's break four tackles on the way to a 60 yard TD.

Who's got an extremely high-strength WR? How successful has he been breaking tackles? I realize CB's all have really high speed so the force on impact is greater than the average DL or LB (so tougher to break tackles), but does anyone have a play where their WR broke 3 DB tackles on the way to the end zone?

I'm soft capped strength and carrying at WR and my guy doesn't break tackles. Perhaps if you added soft capped speed and or agility to the equation you might have better luck. I'm not convinced capping strength is worthwhile, you need just enough to stay ahead of the corners.

Tackle breaking ability was nerfed last season so to use your strength you need high speed to build momentum to break tackles.

Originally posted by BengalDuck
And I don't mean just break one a game or so, because I already do that. I mean the kind of strength where RB's break four tackles on the way to a 60 yard TD.

Who's got an extremely high-strength WR? How successful has he been breaking tackles? I realize CB's all have really high speed so the force on impact is greater than the average DL or LB (so tougher to break tackles), but does anyone have a play where their WR broke 3 DB tackles on the way to the end zone?

When 50 plus strength HB get tackled by corner backs then I'm not sure if it is worth having a receiver with that much strength. Better to focus on the speedster evasive SA to avoid the tackler rather than trying to run over them.

i seem to be breaking less tackles than i did last year as well... kinda built one of my WRs to be the power runner type

i made a strength reciever and got soo sick of him doing nothing and breaking no tackles i retired him would suggest not wasting points

My WR has decent strength and breaks a few tackles here and there. I'm satisfied with his performance.

My str WR has 50+ Str and can break tackles at will, you just need to get a fair few receptions. I think its worth it in the long run

50 is a bit much. I'm training my WR's str now to 35 or so. I won't waste any SP's on it.

Originally posted by Kingdan23
My str WR has 50+ Str and can break tackles at will

What's your carrying at?

Originally posted by Kingdan23
My str WR has 50+ Str and can break tackles at will

Assuming Will is a punter with 8 in strength and tackling.

Originally posted by Kingdan23
My str WR has 50+ Str and can break tackles at will, you just need to get a fair few receptions. I think its worth it in the long run

20 broken tackles isn't breaking tackles at will.

Its really not.

http://goallineblitz.com/game/full_player_stats.pl?player_id=516119&playoffs=0

Originally posted by Bukowski
Originally posted by Kingdan23

My str WR has 50+ Str and can break tackles at will, you just need to get a fair few receptions. I think its worth it in the long run

20 broken tackles isn't breaking tackles at will.

Its really not.

http://goallineblitz.com/game/full_player_stats.pl?player_id=516119&playoffs=0

lol tbh I was pretty drunk when I posted this, and thus isnt my most intelligent statement. However when he gets a short pass and gets a step to run into a CB more often than not he will break a tackle. It all depends on where the CB is in relation to him when he receives.

Originally posted by albear
Originally posted by Kingdan23

My str WR has 50+ Str and can break tackles at will

What's your carrying at?

26.

My WR seems to be breaking more tackles per reception with less strength and more carrying.

Originally posted by albear
My WR seems to be breaking more tackles per reception with less strength and more carrying.

12 brk in 54 catches more than 20 in 64 catches? Dont think so lol.