Played a terrible game on both sides of the ball. Just got the win.

Terrible snap from centre, Mitch picks it up on the 20. Then side steps both defensive ends. Pass to Josh on the 10, where he slips one tackler and hurdles over the second tackler for the touchdown.

Surprized I got a win today. First four drives totalled 18 yards

Anyone else notice that Plympton Predators has the same run first tactics and will go bot at the same time?

faulcon wrote: Anyone else notice that Plympton Predators has the same run first tactics and will go bot at the same time?

I thought I went through this with you already, but maybe not.

My guess for the third is Glandore Rebels.

BuiltForSpeed wrote: My QB had a very bad day! Only 33% completion against Wolverines. Go figure?? Oh, well. Ill have to do a bit of study as to why i had only scored 1 TD.. Very disappointing..

Using your new but old scripts? I'd say it was mostly to do with the 3 sacks, 2 interceptions, and 6 pressures.

I think the secret to JK's game is three fold. One, people never set their defence to play against the run and he's very persistent with his strong OL. Thus he gets the occasional decent run which boosts his YPC to a reasonable average. Two, his gameplan almost always means his time in possession (which is roughly about 50%) is fairly consistent. Three, his defence is good.

The possession amount plus the type of game he plays means he scores much slower than most people, but at the same time means that there are fewer kickoffs with his opponents receiving. Fewer receiving drives against a good defence means fewer points, at the cost of not scoring too many himself. Note how in most of his games, it is hardly ever a shoot out. Keep track of how much teams usually attempt to throw and how many attempts they get off against JK. Gongs, Blue Jays, and Bucs have all averaged about 10 fewer attempts.

The other thing about passing shootouts where it's mostly score or nothing is that it is a bit of a piss-shoot. Check out Kamikaze vs the Bucs. Kamikaze had more time in possession in EVERY SINGLE QUARTER and still lost. They rightfully dominated the first quarter on the scoreboard, with more than double time in possession, but then got flogged by just as much despite having the ball 8:50 to 6:10 in the second quarter.

JK and his Wolverines keep it consistent, and he's the epitome of Mr Average as shown by his consistent mid-table form over the seasons with a few bright sparks here and there. Think Everton in the EPL.