Run-stopping
NT: Bob Lilly
DT: Joe Greene
DE: Reggie White
OLB: Lawrence Taylor, Bobby Bell
ILB: Dick Butkus, Ray Lewis
CB: Dick Lane, Mel Blount
S: Ronnie Lott, Emlen Tunnell
Blitz
NT: Joe Greene
DT: Reggie White
DE: Deacon Jones
OLB: Lawrence Taylor, Bobby Bell
ILB: Dick Butkus, Ray Lewis
CB: Dick Lane, Mel Blount
S: Ronnie Lott, Emlen Tunnell
Coverage
NT: Bob Lilly
DE: Deacon Jones, Reggie White
MLB: Dick Butkus
OLB: Derrick Brooks, Lawrence Taylor
CB: Dick Lane, Mel Blount
S; Ronnie Lott, Emlen Tunnell
Saturday, November 5, 2016
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
Saturday, July 30, 2016
Top 100 by position
QB:
1)
Joe Montana
2)
Johnny Unitas
3)
Peyton Manning
4)
Sammy Baugh
5)
Otto Graham
6)
Brett Favre
7)
Tom Brady
8)
John Elway
9)
Dan Marino
10)
Sid Luckman
11)
Roger Staubach
12)
Terry Bradshaw
13)
Bart Starr
14)
Troy Aikman
15)
Steve Young
16)
Norm Van Brocklin
17)
Kurt Warner
18)
Fran Tarkenton
19)
Joe Namath
HB:
1) Jim Brown
2) Walter
Payton
3) Barry
Sanders
4) Gale
Sayers
5) Emmitt
Smith
6) Jim
Thorpe
7) O.J.
Simpson
8) Red
Grange
9) Eric
Dickerson
10) Earl
Campbell
11) Steve
Van Buren
12) LaDainian
Tomlinson
13) Marshall
Faulk
14) Tony
Dorsett
15) Marcus
Allen
16) Ernie
Nevers
17) Lenny
Moore
FB
1) Bronko
Nagurski
2) Marion
Motley
TE
1) John
Mackey
2) Tony
Gonzalez
3) Mike
Ditka
4) Kellen
Winslow, Sr.
5) Ozzie
Newsome
WR
1) Jerry
Rice
2) Don
Hutson
3) Raymond
Berry
4) Lance
Alworth
5) Randy
Moss
6) Paul
Warfield
7) Elroy
Hirsch
8) Michael
Irvin
OL
1) Anthony
Munoz
2) John
Hannah
3) Jim
Parker
4) Forrest
Gregg
5) Gene
Upshaw
6) Jim
Otto
7) Mike
Webster
8) Jonathan
Ogden
9) Art
Shell
10) Bruce
Matthews
11) Larry
Allen
12) Mel
Hein
DT
1) Joe
Greene
2) Bob
Lilly
3) Merlin
Olsen
4) Alan
Page
5) Randy
White
DE
1) Reggie
White
2) Deacon
Jones
3) Bruce
Smith
4) Gino
Marchetti
5) Willie
Davis
6) Lee
Roy Selmon
7) Michael
Strahan
MLB
1) Dick
Butkus
2) Ray
Lewis
3) Jack
Lambert
4) Chuck
Bednarik
5) Ray
Nitschke
6) Willie
Lanier
7) Mike
Singletary
8) Joe
Schmidt
9) Sam
Huff
OLB
1) Lawrence
Taylor
2) Jack
Ham
3) Bobby
Bell
4) Ted
Hendricks
5) Derrick
Brooks
CB
1) "Night
Train" Lane
2) Deion
Sanders
3) Rod
Woodson
4) Mel
Blount
5) Mike
Haynes
6) Herb
Adderley
7) Willie
Brown
8) Darrell
Green
S
1) Ronnie
Lott
2) Emlen
Tunnell
3) Ed
Reed
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
15,14,13,12,10,8
Strength 15
Wisdom 12 + 1
Constitution 10
Intelligence 8
Dexterity 13 +1
Charisma 14 +2
16, 15, 14, 13, 10, 8
Weapon: One-handed war hammer
Shield: One handed
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 180
Name: Cedric Goodwin
Alignment: Neutral Chaotic
Ideals: If we play our cards right, everybody has a good time!
Class: Fighter (Champion)
Flaw: Deep down I know I'm a talentless poser, coward
Race: Half-Elf
Skills: Persuasion, Deception, Intimidation, Insight, Perception, Athletics
Languages: Common, Elvish, Sylvian
Strength 15
Wisdom 12 + 1
Constitution 10
Intelligence 8
Dexterity 13 +1
Charisma 14 +2
16, 15, 14, 13, 10, 8
Weapon: One-handed war hammer
Shield: One handed
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 180
Name: Cedric Goodwin
Alignment: Neutral Chaotic
Ideals: If we play our cards right, everybody has a good time!
Class: Fighter (Champion)
Flaw: Deep down I know I'm a talentless poser, coward
Race: Half-Elf
Skills: Persuasion, Deception, Intimidation, Insight, Perception, Athletics
Languages: Common, Elvish, Sylvian
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Top Super Powers
Top Super Powers
1) Time Reversal
(Prince of Persia, Curtis Donovan from "Misfits")
This is a conservative pick because that's what you'd actually want if you actually got a super power. If you walk around demonstrating a super power, you're probably going to wind up a CIA labrat. And if you're powerful enough to fend off the US gov't, now you're a major world power. And unless you want to be God, that's not a pleasant life. Time Reversal cannot be witnessed or even demonstrated publicly. At best, it looks like Pre-Cognition. But unless you really go out of your way to prove it to someone, you can exercise it at-will without notice. Obvious first-step is to win the lottery, but there's all sorts of ways to earn a living with this. The inability to go forward or backward in time past your lifespan is more of a benefit than a drawback, as it eliminates time-travel paradoxes and the Godlike ability to re-shape all of human history. It honestly might be best if limited to 24 hours.
2) Mind Control
(Obi Wan Kenobi, Killgrave)
If you want the power of Flight, you can always become a pilot. If you want Super Strength, you can rent a crane. Bombs and guns are comparable to various powers of destruction. But Mind Control only exists in the crudest of forms with current technology. Massive multi-million dollar campaigns are needed just to maintain brand awareness or engage in very limited activities (shopping, voting). And recommendations from friends and family will always trump an ad. As Oscar Wilde once said, "Hell is other people." Mind Control eliminates this problem entirely.
3) Invisibility
(The Invisible Man, Simon Bellamy from "Misfits")
How would you behave if you knew you wouldn't be held accountable for your actions? Do you follow the rules because it's the right thing to do, or because you don't want to get caught? Invisibility answers this ultimate question. The only reason it's not number 1 is because the mechanics are usually quite limited. Do you still make sound? Do you still leave footprints? However, if the power is expressed as more of a mind-blocking power, the inability to recall you or your actions, such as the unnamed God in American Gods in the casino, then this becomes far more powerful. However, this strays from traditional invisibility and more about a form of mass automatic Mind Control, which is why I have it down here at #3.
4) Invincibility/Rapid Healing
(Wolverine, Claire Bennet from "Heroes")
The ultimate insurance policy. While it's down here at #4, I'll sure feel stupid picking #2 or #3 if I ever get hit by a car.
5) Teleportation
(Nightcrawler and Azazel from "X-Men")
Human civilization largely shaped itself around our transportation needs. Teleportation basically puts you on another plane of existence. Wholly underrated. Also, didn't it seem like Azazel could kill any non-flying thing at-will in "X-Men: First Class"? How were they dodging him!? Sad fact is I'd mostly use this to eat at faraway restaurants.
1) Time Reversal
(Prince of Persia, Curtis Donovan from "Misfits")
This is a conservative pick because that's what you'd actually want if you actually got a super power. If you walk around demonstrating a super power, you're probably going to wind up a CIA labrat. And if you're powerful enough to fend off the US gov't, now you're a major world power. And unless you want to be God, that's not a pleasant life. Time Reversal cannot be witnessed or even demonstrated publicly. At best, it looks like Pre-Cognition. But unless you really go out of your way to prove it to someone, you can exercise it at-will without notice. Obvious first-step is to win the lottery, but there's all sorts of ways to earn a living with this. The inability to go forward or backward in time past your lifespan is more of a benefit than a drawback, as it eliminates time-travel paradoxes and the Godlike ability to re-shape all of human history. It honestly might be best if limited to 24 hours.
2) Mind Control
(Obi Wan Kenobi, Killgrave)
If you want the power of Flight, you can always become a pilot. If you want Super Strength, you can rent a crane. Bombs and guns are comparable to various powers of destruction. But Mind Control only exists in the crudest of forms with current technology. Massive multi-million dollar campaigns are needed just to maintain brand awareness or engage in very limited activities (shopping, voting). And recommendations from friends and family will always trump an ad. As Oscar Wilde once said, "Hell is other people." Mind Control eliminates this problem entirely.
3) Invisibility
(The Invisible Man, Simon Bellamy from "Misfits")
How would you behave if you knew you wouldn't be held accountable for your actions? Do you follow the rules because it's the right thing to do, or because you don't want to get caught? Invisibility answers this ultimate question. The only reason it's not number 1 is because the mechanics are usually quite limited. Do you still make sound? Do you still leave footprints? However, if the power is expressed as more of a mind-blocking power, the inability to recall you or your actions, such as the unnamed God in American Gods in the casino, then this becomes far more powerful. However, this strays from traditional invisibility and more about a form of mass automatic Mind Control, which is why I have it down here at #3.
4) Invincibility/Rapid Healing
(Wolverine, Claire Bennet from "Heroes")
The ultimate insurance policy. While it's down here at #4, I'll sure feel stupid picking #2 or #3 if I ever get hit by a car.
5) Teleportation
(Nightcrawler and Azazel from "X-Men")
Human civilization largely shaped itself around our transportation needs. Teleportation basically puts you on another plane of existence. Wholly underrated. Also, didn't it seem like Azazel could kill any non-flying thing at-will in "X-Men: First Class"? How were they dodging him!? Sad fact is I'd mostly use this to eat at faraway restaurants.
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