Cjfred68 wrote:
I just wish everyone would trust Greg and follow the rule....The punt block rule was a huge success IMO and while a few occurred during the season.....it wasnt overpowered.
I trust Greg and will follow the rule. There is a big difference between trusting and following than understanding. But I've also studied the mathematics of the far more than any one person should.
Basically, my concern with 265#, and bigger concern for your 255#, weight limits is that AC and weight have a direct relationship. The lighter a player is the faster they accelerate in the same way that the lighter the player is the faster the player moves period. I'm not just talking that their AC score is higher here either. They engage their AC faster which is why a WR with low AC speeds away from an LB with higher AC even if they have the same SP. (
This by the way was the whole reason for trying McKeon at DE in the first place -- not just his SP -- I knew he would get to top SP faster than any OL could ever get off the line, and I've replicated the success in leagues with LBs that have much lower AC scores. I haven't found an 84 AC DE to experiment with yet, and 276# 80+ SP DEs are dogs off the snap.)
What both rules do is leave open the possibility for someone (like me) who has enough knowledge of the game to find the right players in FA or the draft, and park them until they hit the appropriate weight and have an advantage over everyone else that is position switching players to DE.
By setting the weight limit at 276# minimum, the only possible position switch that can be made to make weight is LB > DE because few, if any, DBs are generated with 226#, and I don't think even those players are going to hit a 50# gain.
Last edited at 7/04/2020 10:56 pm