![]() I've taken my chances scoring quickly and playing defense where I knock the ball loose using the speed, agility, and combination of strip ball and wrestle. In my experience holding the ball as long as possible for elves can often get that ball knocked loose. On an elf team the linemen are arguably your secondary throwers but having the ability to build two guys differently for only a 20 point TV difference? To me that's not bad at all. They build differently and they are unique players. I've had no problems having two throwers on any team. I'll have to agree to disagree on majority of this. For that role he needs protection skills. You want him to keep the ball safe for as long as possible in a cage or behind a screen, and only make him pass the ball when you have to. You don't want him to throw Long Bombs from the backfield so you can score quickly, that'll just give your opponent time to counterscore and destroy your team in the meantime. In which order depends on how much Wrestle, Tackle and Strip Ball you're facing. ![]() You shouldn't have 2 throwers on any team except Underworld (And Khemri, but I wouldn't call a Thro-Ra a 'thrower').Īs for the thrower in the OP ignore the double. The other thrower I would make the block/dodge running back who has the ability to quick dump the ball. He comes out, picks up the ball, hurls it down field and TD. The idea is for him to be on the field no more then 2-3 turns per drive. If you are building a super thrower he needs sure hands next. Bizzydog217 wrote:I feel like Block or anything defensive might end up being a waste.
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