What are the "HYbrid Rules" i have been hearing about.
 

Some dude:) in the Chicago area (well atleast he is a chicago fan) has something called Hybrid rulesrfr$ . anyone know anything about this:eek: ? i have heard of Hybrid figures, Hybrid cars, but rules? hmmmmmmmm:confused:

lffng$ lffng$ :rtfl: :rtfl: thmbsp$

Jimbo is your man. He has combined a number of rules sets into a Jimbo-Dandy combo.

Hybrid Rules
 

I would suppose that the rules wouldn’t change too much from the current rules in the hobby. I am sure that weight will be the top rule mandated.

Maurice

The Electric Coach

R U Ready?
 

My Hybrid Rules incorporates some of everything in one neatly blended package. I like not mugging receivers at the LOS; I like my WRs running 3-part routes; I like giving the OL a lil more brains than they're used to by allowing them to angle/adjust after a quick on and off of the board; I like that the QB has to dropback a predetermined amount of time before the board goes off, instead of right before he gets sacked; I like letting the RB cutback once into the hole instead of following the pack out of bounds; I like that the MWEFL's "Strategy Divider" hides pulling OL and encourages balanced formations instead of stacking one side or the other; I like that The DFWEFL's "Action Box" will make you cry when a TD gets called back for Holding; I like that some of the MPF Rules ("Multi-Stop", "Snap", "Bump THEN Run") I use makes Offenses and Defenses play FOOTBALL not Rugby; and most of all, I like that RBs and WRs can't weigh as much as OL and DL!!! What would happen if 3.2g Warrick Dunn ran smack into a 4.0g Reggie White? How about a 3.8g Jerome Bettis vs a 3.2g Deion Sanders? Do the Math. :eek:

All of my ILLINI games were played using this system and for the most part everyone was happy. I've considered everyone's feedback and feel that these rules best incorporate a true essence of football as it was intended, albeit in miniature form. Hopefully some of the guys that have played using it, can share some details. thmbsp$