shirtsleeve
In the Starting Line-Up
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Hmmm, like I said, my first shot at it. Lots harder than it looks.
That said, I tried to keep the value groups clean, but there were talent issues that kept glaring up at me. Hill and Cromartie have the legs, hips, speed, burst and cover abilities, at least according to the scouts, that could make them good bump and run cover corners here. Call me spoiled by a certain corner who used to play here, and I know it doesn't fit the mold of who we would group, but these two just couldnt get off my board.
And the attitude, off field character things kept creeping in, too. Tough for me to hold to it on that one. Webb would have been higher if not for that stuff. And I almost pulled Williams off the board. Or dropped him to group 3 which would have meant there would have been two groups, the first one of which you just discussed. I got suckered just like many GM's by the clear talent level that Williams posesses, and put him too high.
Back to the drawing board....
That said, I tried to keep the value groups clean, but there were talent issues that kept glaring up at me. Hill and Cromartie have the legs, hips, speed, burst and cover abilities, at least according to the scouts, that could make them good bump and run cover corners here. Call me spoiled by a certain corner who used to play here, and I know it doesn't fit the mold of who we would group, but these two just couldnt get off my board.
And the attitude, off field character things kept creeping in, too. Tough for me to hold to it on that one. Webb would have been higher if not for that stuff. And I almost pulled Williams off the board. Or dropped him to group 3 which would have meant there would have been two groups, the first one of which you just discussed. I got suckered just like many GM's by the clear talent level that Williams posesses, and put him too high.
Back to the drawing board....