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Is it generally viable to make a zone coverage SS and then build him like a ball-hawking FS? I'm thinking of Deadpool (Asheme's SS), who has less strength and tackling and more speed/agility/vision.* A team's defensive scheme would matter, of course, but I'm curious if it's worth a try, or if a hard-hitting SS is a sounder path long-term.

*I know Deadpool is a season 1 player and is thus a little different considering current slow-build techniques, but I liked the coverage SS philosophy that he represented.

It's easy to do you just got tomaker sure speed and vision are natural 74 and agility 68 with tackling and jumping and strength are all atleast softcapped to the 48.

Originally posted by motownjunkboy
Is it generally viable to make a zone coverage SS and then build him like a ball-hawking FS? I'm thinking of Deadpool (Asheme's SS), who has less strength and tackling and more speed/agility/vision.* A team's defensive scheme would matter, of course, but I'm curious if it's worth a try, or if a hard-hitting SS is a sounder path long-term.

*I know Deadpool is a season 1 player and is thus a little different considering current slow-build techniques, but I liked the coverage SS philosophy that he represented.

PM me and I'll send you my safety's build. Not elite by any stretch, as I didn't build him as efficiently as I could have, but he's had some good Pro seasons and will at least show you the benchmark you should be easily surpassing with the new archetype system.