viktor wrote: Does GI allow you to have a 'primarily blocking' Tight End? (wherein you use only wideouts to receive or decide to pound the rock) Or your TE not getting receptions indicates he has been a bad tight end ( and needs to be spanked?)

Option 2 would be close to the mark, easy on the spanking though, not all of them like it

so tightends in GI are receivers that might want to block some day?

my tight end has awesome stats, but just 1 for consistancy

he is my number 1 receiver by far!! Hes AWESOME lol

I kind of assumed that tight ends block on running plays and run routes on passing plays. Of course, that's only an assumption.

If you want more blocking/protection while passing, maybe a fullback over a block TE is the option.


Steve
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BlueDemons84 wrote: Solana_Steve wrote: I kind of assumed that tight ends block on running plays and run routes on passing plays. Of course, that's only an assumption. Thats what I assumed too but I recently had a game where I used a new TE and I received a lot of pressure from that side of the line.

new = low BPOS, low fitness, low blocking, low footwork and generally not very good?