I'm going to find out just how important O lines really are. My 2 lines (the 56 Lions and 79 49ers) have excellent pass and sack ratings but are roughly average in run rating. By drafting rbs with very high run ratings (CJ Spiller and Richard Huntley for my Marino team. Jamaal Charles and Don Calhoun for my Fouts team.) I hope to mitigate the relatively low run ratings of my lines.
With the Marino team, I wonder how many receptions my rbs will get. BY 2013 standards, the 3 of them (Spiller, Huntley and 1985 Lionel James) combined for 165 receptions. To be honest, I really don't know if they will approach that mark because of how the SIM can rotate rbs.
I wanted my teams to have a modern look. What I mean by that is that many of the succesful recently teams (the Pats,Saints, Packers, 49ers for example) use kickers, punters and special teams that are failrly expensive by WIS standards while using $26-$28 mil dollar defenses. Most of the extra $ I had I used on skill players, so my 2 offenses, on paper anyway, are both better than say the 2007 Pats and 2011 Saints were.
Then again, the Pats and Saints didn't have to face historically great defenses like the 42 Bears or 77 Falcons like my teams will.
We'll see what happens.
8/3/2014 11:15 PM (edited)