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Originally Posted by childslovegame
LO,
First thing I do is tweak me some fast rookie bases. At this point figures don't matter. These fast bases will be for my kick coverage team. I don't know how many kick-off returns I've seen for TD's all because coaches forgot or where too lazy to concentrate on Specials Teams. Buliding a kick-off coverage team, to me is the hardest to build, because I must have 6 fast men who run with a wide arc (3 from the left, 3 from the right, and the rest run straight.
You are so right Smitty. I can see Big Keith running back to back to back kick returns against Corey form the playoffs. otherwise Corey might have get over the hump.
Once I have this done, then I build my interior OL and DL. This gives me a mental break from the pressure of finding base for my Special Team. Strengh bases are alot easier for me to build.
Then, I build the skill players both offensively and defensively. There are occasions when I find different bases run with different figures, but I don't give figures alot of thought when it comes to matching up a base with a figure. However, my entire A1 Ravens' Weighted Team is with custom figures.
But, kick coverage and kicking FG's, alot of coaches neglect.
Smitty
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Special teams to me seems easy after completing mostly my defense. I will usually have LB, CB, Safeties on the field making plays. With a tounament roster, you have to really fine-tune the coverage teams.
Excellent Coach Smitty, Thanks for the insights
