A Major Disadvantage In The D.f.w And B.a.m Style Of Play

[mantaraydre]

REG IS RIGHT


IF YOU CAN'T PASS, YOU CAN'T WIN 'EXCEPT FOR THE GREAT JIM DAVIS'


During my losing streak in the bam i noticed one thing, everyone scores on td passes. im not sure how many running td's are recorded but 99% of the scores against me have been passes. It's fine being in a league that is pass oriented first but it is no fun for me when i do not pass due the the TTQ OR TDQ only ruling. Speaking with healy and others, in this style of play it is impposible to stop the pass. Someone isgoing to get free in 3 to 4 sec's. I know your thinking blitz but it does not work all the time.

This is no fun for me because the guy's in the league are deadly passing (not like hudson in the DFW) but all are very accurate. My running game is decent and coaches no this and just stack the box. This is why i wan't to play with ant burgess in the MPFL. This style will give me a better chance to win with the combo of running the ball and pass placement leading the wr's down field.

Im not quitting the B.A.M but im letting it be known im not 100% thrilled with gun show that's going on. yesterday i was in major pain but still showed up to play as long as i can. jerry and i alway's have a nice friendly game. i have 3 kick returns for td's so that is at least something to build on and smile at.
I will put it to you this way, it's like a boxer going into a fight with one of his arms broken but he fights anyway. The fighter with 2 good arms has a major advantage.

I also don't like the other passing method involving the reliance on the dice. I feel the receiver should go and get the ball on the field. I devised a hybrid method in which you shake one ten sided dice after the receiver you want gets open. if the dice read 8 or 5 or 7 or 1, you place the ball the distance from what the dice say from the wr in his direct path (no turning or ajusting.
that should all take but 7 seconds. (and guess what, no sticks are involved).

BUT REG IS 100% RIGHT, IF YOU CAN'T PASS, YOU CANT WIN


MANTARAYDRE