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| posted: 2023-02-10 15:09:23 (ID: 100172048) Report Abuse | |
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Tight ends sometimes block on passing plays, at least in real life.
I propose that when a TE (using vision) sees an OLB blitz coming, he stays home to block. Or perhaps if a flanks only pass is called, he stays to block a DE. (Or if we wanted to get really particular, we could put the option of choosing whether a TE blocks or not in the playbook) |
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| posted: 2023-02-10 15:31:50 (ID: 100172051) Edits found: 1 Report Abuse | |
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Im sorry, but have to say it again: One of my major goals during engine development: do never allow a manager to control a single passing receiver. By allowing you to selec t if the TE is blocking or going, I would kind of ignore my goal.
Last edited on 2023-02-10 18:52:07 by pete |
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| posted: 2023-02-10 16:45:32 (ID: 100172054) Report Abuse | |
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fair enough. What of the option to allow the TE to choose to block a blitzing OLB under his own initiative? Then it's not stopping your stated goal.
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