Witess
May 24, 2007
12:13 PM | | ;
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IF you were going to recruit a player for a team what would be the most important position to fill first.
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Off and Def line
May 24, 2007
12:15 PM | | | ; |
Linemen are still the most important. a great pass rush disrupts any offense, and a great blocker will give a halfway decent qb plenty of time to make a play.
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Best Available
May 24, 2007
12:17 PM | | | ; |
but all things being equal I`d go:
1) QB
2) K
3) MLB
4) C
5) OL
WRs and DBs in this league are a dime a dozen. That`s not to say that the good ones aren`t worth having, but more depends on your system on offense and defense.
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answer
May 24, 2007
12:17 PM | | | ; |
it always has to be a QB one you have a solid QB, building a team around him would be fairly easy.
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true
May 24, 2007
12:19 PM | | | ; |
1) QB
2) OL
3) MLB
4) WR
5) C
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vet
May 24, 2007
12:21 PM | | | ; |
its obviously qb.
After that, good luck finding a center who can snap it 10 yards. There are a couple and that makes a big difference.
A dominant WR with such and open field is huge.
Defensively, one stud lineman can be huge.
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Diesel 7
May 24, 2007
12:28 PM | | | ; |
I think it starts with OL. No matter how good a QB is...can`t do shiet without a line.
OL gets my vote for most important position.
Then you have to have receivers that can catch. QB can throw perfect passes all day, but if his receivers can`t catch...then there will be a big problem on O.
Kickers are very important too. I think they set the tone of the game. 1 missed field goal can determine a lost or a win.
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Diesel 7
May 24, 2007
12:30 PM | | | ; |
Almost forgot about Defense:
D line. If you have a beast rushers are QBs worst nightmare.
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Diesel 7
May 24, 2007
12:32 PM | | | ; |
Dayam I need hooked on phonics
I meant to say...beast rushers are QB`s worst nightmare
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hmmm
May 24, 2007
12:53 PM | | | ; |
in the meantime, please stop posting
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Rhinos92Locsregistered
May 24, 2007
1:04 PM | | | ; |
I think everyone agrees it starts with the QB and then after that it`s up for debate. You can have the best defense, OLine and WRs in the world but if you have a terrible QB it`s like having a 5 year old driving a Bentley. Your QB, the smart ones atleast, also effect your defense. With proper clock management they can give your defense all the rest in the world by keeping them off the field. I love when that happens.
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United 22
May 24, 2007
1:12 PM | | | ; |
It all starts with the OL, then the DL. Finding some big, strong, agile men to block (i mean acually give you about 4-5 secs with the ball in QB`s hands, consistely) VERY RARE in this league. Then on the other side, with a strong DL. Opponent QB has no time, what more can you ask for. Any kid can throw 5-20 yards, and if you cannot catch a football, you shouldn`t be playing football.
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OL/DL
May 24, 2007
1:16 PM | | | ; |
Come on folks, the game is won in the trenches. I don`t care if you are Peyton Manning but if there`s no blocking up front to give you a good 3-5 seconds to scan the field, you might as well run like Michael Vick.
A good line will make any QB Peyton Manning.
Same goes with D Line. If you have a pass rush, your CB`s only need 3 seconds to lock down which is plenty of time.
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Rhinos92Locsregistered
May 24, 2007
1:31 PM | | | ; |
Clarification, if we`re talking about the NFL, yes I`m starting off my team with a beast left or right tackle. For NFL purposes, yes, I`m building around my OLine/Dline.
For Flag Football, it`s all about the QB.
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Duff Beer
May 24, 2007
1:57 PM | | | ; |
Gotta say having the linemen is critical. If you have a good line and a decent QB you can get by.
1) O-line/D-line both equally critical
2) QB
3) K (being able to make the PA can determine a games outcome)
4) FLAGPULLERS (This sums up the defense)
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Hmmm
May 24, 2007
1:59 PM | | | ; |
Whomever puts a Kicker as one of their top 5 spots is smoking crack.
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Another Vet
May 24, 2007
2:18 PM | | | ; |
I wouldnt start with one, but eventually you will need a kicker. In the meantime, find yourself an athlete who can play RB, WR or DB who can also kick. It makes life a lot easier knowing the XP is a lock and/or he can hit a 20-30 YD FG. I have seen too many playoff games lost due to a missed XP or no chance at a 20-30 yd FG. This problem has been somewhat mitigated by the commishes with the advent of going for 2 from the 10 yd line. The other problem is there are very few good kickers around.
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Center
May 24, 2007
2:47 PM | | | ; |
QB and C. They are the only 2 players garaunteed to touch the ball on every play. If you suck at one of them, it will likely result in a negative play, and a bad center can kill a good play before it begins, regardless of the skill of the other 17 players on the field.
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Agree with Center
May 24, 2007
2:56 PM | | | ; |
The center may end up being the one guy not covered. A good Center can almost always find you 7-10 yards.
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shawn taylor
May 24, 2007
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Little Center
May 24, 2007
8:51 PM | | | ; |
Center is the key to the team.
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WP#21
May 24, 2007
9:52 PM | | | ; |
first is the center and then offensive lineman .. then QB .. it all starts in the trenches .. but also .. find smart players
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Best Available
May 25, 2007
8:07 AM | | | ; |
Well, then gimme some more crack!
If you don`t know the value of a good kicker, then you either haven`t ever had one or know plenty of soccer players. I put kicker #2 after QB in flag football because they put points on the board. A good kicker can salvage a stalled drive. Some kickers in this league have hit FGs in excess of 50 yards and your better ones can convert a drive that stalls inside the 30.
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Best Available
May 25, 2007
8:10 AM | | | ; |
Theres also the field position thing too. Nothing beats the look on the faces of the deep men on a return team when the kickoff goes over their heads and out of the endzone, or the nervousness of the opposing QBs face when he`s stranded at his own 3 yard line because the return man muffed the kickoff.
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All Around Athletes
May 25, 2007
9:01 AM | | | ; |
Yes a QB is a must... but generally the team that wins consistently is the team with the most all-around athletes.
Having a beefy OL in nice, but generally that`s all they can do... Fast 180 lb WR`s are great, but are no use to you on either side of the Off/Def line.
You get a team full of interchangeable players, not necessarily great at one thing, but good at all things.. and you`re instantly competitive. (Lions/Wolves, United, Rhinos and Lazy are great examples just to name a few.)
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dline and oline
May 25, 2007
10:07 AM | | | ; |
alot of people can throw the ball, hike the ball, catch the ball. it takes certain skill, strength/speed to be effective on the lines.
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Sorry O & D line
May 25, 2007
12:07 PM | | | ; |
But is would have to be the player with the most responsibility which equals QB, Ex. should a lineman miss his block for whatever reason. QB still has the burden to make a play, find the open WR get the ball where it needs to be so the WR can make a play on the ball, all the while trying not to get sacked my the DL running loose because the lineman missed his block. Most flag C & B teams use their line to block. Some good or most A teams can use their lineman to catch a few passes. However very few if only a couple of teams will use the O-line to throw. As far a D line, just take your fastest guy let him rush, should be able to get around a fat slow guy all day.
In Flag ball QB is #1.
Contact football? can`t really do jack without either.
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All Around Athletes
May 25, 2007
12:25 PM | | | ; |
I agree with the guy above.. I`m no OL linemen in anyone`s book... only experience was pop warner.. but yet, the times I`ve played OL in FF (and quite often), the DL I`m lined up against has never gotten a sack. Am I great lineman? No.. its just that I`m barely quick enough, and barely big enough to get in the way and slow guys down for 5 seconds (if you want a pancake, go to IHOP!!). With the blocking rules in our FF league, I think good OL are pretty available.
D line is slightly different.. you need a rare mix of speed, strength and crazy. Probably a job more thankless than O-line b/c you get beat up all day, still have to bring pressure on the Q, rarely get sacks, and get yelled at by your team the minute you lose Q containment (so what if you were blocked in the back?). And on the rare occaissions you get to the Q, guess what? Roughing the passer.
But still, QB is priority #1, then I go after crazy D-linemen.
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do the math
May 25, 2007
12:48 PM | | | ; |
if you have a qb that is waterbug-quick, then you dont even need anyone to block (there have been several teams that have run that offense) and you must rush 2 people, at least, to contain him. that means as soon as the ball is snapped, someone is open immediately. qb rules the day.
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dline
May 25, 2007
6:48 PM | | | ; |
qb is important but not the most important. you can get by with an average qb. what makes a dline more important that he doesn`t need anybody to make a differnce. from the snap its u vs anybody in ur way to get the sack. with the qb its all about u having time and players that can catch. qb`s can`t win games scrambling all day. an if they they do then they aren`t really a qb. know what i mean?
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dline
May 25, 2007
6:51 PM | | | ; |
true bout all around athletes. dline get the sh*ty end of the stick. if you don`t get a sack on every play then you will have alot of idiots on your team thinking they can do a better job. but you won`t see those guys on the line cause they want the glory of catching a ball in the end zone.
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