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Looks like my rookie running back drafted in the 4th round, Wesley Bornstein, is a freaking STUD! He's 5-9 207 out of Norfolk State. He's making 3.2 mil this year with a 3 mil signing bonus. Looks like he received a 13 million dollar deal for 2 years with 6 mil guaranteed. Looks like he's a better runner inside considering his size.
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You got the 5-9 power back :DWINDY CITY PLAYBOYS
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Originally posted by fsquid -
I have a rookie CB who's a total stud... His ratings are like 48/73 or something right off the bat, if I remember right.Comment
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mr. borstein is 55/68.Originally posted by PhantomLordComment
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Cedric "Half" Pint > Wesley Bornstein.
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Originally posted by umdComment
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My RB is 5'8 195 with 96 power inside.Originally posted by jisticMaine Guides
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10 year vet #1 overall --- LT --- ratings 94/94 (no other tackle within 10-15 points) --- hope he lasts for my team to become a contendorComment
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Trade him before it's too late!Originally posted by jziccWINDY CITY PLAYBOYS
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Originally posted by fsquidComment
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2nd pick overall, DE Brian Ropet -- 89/89.Comment
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5th pick in the draft:
DT Larry King.
I know he is a stud, just don't have access to his ratings right now dammit.
So, to you vets out there, how valuable is a stud DT in this game. Does it compare to the NFL, where you will see them go as #1's overall? Better to have a DE?Comment
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Stud DT
I've found that a stud DT is gold. It's easier to pick up one stud DT, go with quick LB's and quick DE's and go three four d than it is to line up to Great/good DT's and go 4-3.
It's always important to stop the run. The Mongolian Menace in the DFL will chew up the clock with runs, leaving your o stuck on the sideline.Comment
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Lance Clayton, RT, 78/85, 4yr experienceWilmington Wildcats- 2057-
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2 CBs.. Huff and Swift.. both at 86 and my TE, Petrovic at 60/83.Comment
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RDE Roger Boren.
Gonna be a beast, his second year and he has a potential rating of 86.
He has a 100 rating for Punishing Hitter. :DComment
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I got a chance to look this guy over. WOW. Best DT in the league by far. Now I gotta figure out if I want to go 3-4?Originally posted by BigsmoothComment
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