Question of the Day

RPD,

I have to say in this order

1) Safties - fast and the with the ability to run consistantly

2) OLB/DE - fast with a nose for the football

3) DT - that needs to always double teamed

4) Kicker - always checking the waiver wire to find a better one

5) RB - with the ability to find the hole

[Michigan Joe]

The "in-between-the tackles" Running Back.....He must run HEAVY. By that I mean not easily influenced when he runs into the back or side of the O-line base who may be arcing in an opposite direction. The great miniature football running back must dredge thru the contact and drive forward North/South despite the other influences. This is the ultimate position in minature football and when you get a great one you will know it. You will know it because if you run the board for an extended time after the initial play you will have to pick this RB up off the opposite end of the board, almost without fail. Right now I have two of these, my Mike Hart proline (rounded) strong rookie and my other one is my Reggie Bush on a black diamond rookie base. They are heads and shoulders above my other running backs because of this north/south running ability that I am referring too. I wish I new the secret recipe for this but I don't so right now I rely on trial and error of many bases for RB, when they don't cut it then I start using this base at other positions.

Joe

[mozeek]

Try Original R/l's I Have Had Very Good Experiences With Them.....

[andre kc]

For me it's the FB position, I like to use a RB that can run the ball and block as will.

[5-13 Studios]

blitzing linebackers for me.

I Have Had The Hardest Time Getting My O-Line To Gel As A Unit & The D-Line As Well,But As Far As Positions Go Its Got To Be WRs That Can Break Away From The Lock-Down Corner!!

[ajahaana]

Originally Posted by RPD

Coaches,
Whether your in the process of building your MF team or have built your MF team already, which position was the most difficult for you to develope on your team. For instance on my squad it was my "Swoopers" aka LB's man I went thru many a base trying to get talented Swoopers, guys who could come around the corner with some serious speed. That was the most difficult position for me to develope.

What was your most difficult position to develope as a MF Coach?

USE RED PEGS FOR LOOPERS AND SWEEPING BACKS

[ajahaana]

Originally Posted by nodave@mac.com

It's defensive backs. They never quite seem to work in a game as you envision them and prepare them. When game time comes, they get ignorant.

Far as kicking, I'm a kicking ninja with the TTQB!

HIYAAA! It's Good!

SUPPORT THEM WITH BACK PEDDLING SAFTIES (CBs)

[ajahaana]

Originally Posted by 2badjim

I Have Had The Hardest Time Getting My O-Line To Gel As A Unit & The D-Line As Well,But As Far As Positions Go Its Got To Be WRs That Can Break Away From The Lock-Down Corner!!

MAKE EACH LINEMAN STRONGER THAN THE STRONGIEST

[detroitchild]

...developing that receiver to break away from the cover corner.

...blazing "rookie base" type speed from a TTC for several positions.