hosh13 wrote: Daudy wrote: Hey hosh, Even though he's not really been near a starting spot for some while, I'm just posting to let you know I just fired Ronald Burrows. Subsequently, just keep an eye out that he gets picked up or plan accordingly if he doesn't. EDIT: I just realised, a huge portion of our LB core are smack bang on 30 years old. AtlantaFalconsGuy84 will be feeling so under appreciated!

Loooool its okay Daudy I forgive. I ended up dropping Burrows from NT but I'll keep an eye on him anyway.

Edit: Looks like no one picked him up an he retired.

Good luck mate - looks like a good shot at the finals!

Glad we're not in group B!

Tough loss - we're not exactly spoiled for choice at CB (or SF) are we?

I wonder if a 5-3 D is the go?

projectrracing wrote: Schneider playing with a hangover or something?

Had a 5* rating and it was ordered that he be targeted. I don't know what happened. His 1 con coming through?

Only did a quick scan, but it looked like the QB targeted Schneider only 3 times (although who knows with all the pressures). We still had an over 61% completion rate which is pretty good... just too bad they had even better.

We still have reasonable flexibility in the CB/SF positions, more so than initially appears in case of injury. At least four of them are CB and SF proficient. That said, two of them in Kiel and Johnston are already playing, one of them in Dawes I think will only ever be backup (from memory), and I have no idea what Shulz's build is like.

Keith Raines had a shocker rating wise, and while it wasn't really that dramatically different, there were more yards scored on his side (in what looks to be a down both flanks strategy). I realise that's where Harrison used to play, but maybe don't put him as both Special Teams CB and normal CB. I doubt that was really the difference though, he just had a very poor day. From my old records he had a reasonably solid base and had hopefully improved since then (though from salary maybe he hasn't).

Unlucky game (Denmark are still a good team), onto the next one.