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Haven't got much out of this dot. It started out as an experimental build that i went more mainstream with out of necessity. In the end i think the build got pulled in too many directions. Do you think i should just hang it up at seaosns end. if not, what direction would you recommend? He has been playing mostly MLB or an ILB position in a 3-4.

Bront "Hawk" Bird (Lv. 59 LB)
Ht/Wt: 6'0", 242lbs

Experience, Skill Points, and Cash
Money: $2380
Daily Salary: $7100
Skill Points: 3
Training Points: 1
Bonus Tokens: 2
Veteran Points: 0
Next Level: 133/1000

Attributes
Physical Attributes
Strength: 70.27
Speed: 104.07 (+29)
Agility: 75.27 (+4)
Jumping: 40.07
Stamina: 40.27
Vision: 83.27 (+5)
Confidence: 55.27

Football Skills
Blocking: 20.07
Catching: 26.07
Tackling: 63.27
Throwing: 9
Carrying: 8
Kicking: 10
Punting: 8

Special Abilities
Hard Hitter Abilities
Snarl: 1
Aura of Intimidation: 1
Diving Tackle: 1
Monster Hit: 11
Defense General: 1

Pass Rusher Abilities
Trash Talk: 0
The Glare: 0
Shed Blocks: 0
Swat Ball: 0
Big Sack: 0

Veteran Abilities
Football Genius: 15
Death Grip: 14
Helmet Crash: 15

He's not BAD, but yeah..he's just so middle of the road with everything and that vision is just soo high compared to what he actually needs to do, I wouldn't expect him to really put up numbers. I'd roll with his as a 2nd/3rd string MLB and special teamer. If you aren't happy with that roll for him...then you should retire him.

Originally posted by BP
He's not BAD, but yeah..he's just so middle of the road with everything and that vision is just soo high compared to what he actually needs to do, I wouldn't expect him to really put up numbers. I'd roll with his as a 2nd/3rd string MLB and special teamer. If you aren't happy with that roll for him...then you should retire him.

Kinda what i was thinking. He was supposed to be a build tester, that just didn't pan out.