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Yeah, I agree, videos of EF passes are iffy at best. But I'm sure you could gt a quick pic of a play before you snap the ball. Good stuff, and that's what the forum is here to do.

You can drag and drop the Excel file to the area below the text box. If someone has Excel or a similar app, they can download it and use it. What are you posting?

Nicely done, Rick. Please put up some photos of some league action!

Pro Line League Commissioner announces new teams - The ProLine Commish made three (or five) major announcements today - "First, the New York franchise has found new ownership, and will become the Guardians." "Second, the Portland Breakers have re-located east, and will become the Boston Breakers." "Next, we are proud to announce that our league will expand by 4 teams to include the Washington Federals, the St. Louis Battlehawks, the San Jose SaberCats, and the Omaha Nightwings." "Our 2019 season was very exciting, and 2020 promises to build on that excitement!" The league will keep the number of regular season games at eight, and dividing into 4 divisions, the North, South, Central, and West. Some teams will be changing divisions. Each of the existing 12 teams will be releasing 4 veteran players into the Expansion Draft. Per the league labor agreement, all of these players will play on a team for the 2021 season. Notable faces in the expansion draft? - Jodhin Rivera (RB, NY) - who held out for the 2019 season due to a contract dispute. Also on the list are QB Alonso Madrid (ORL) and QB Jason Bailey (NO).

I have a local sign guy who makes 2x4 metal fields for me, then I can order the Tudor Ultimate motor package and get them going. You can use the stick on velcro on the motor and the underside of the board, especially if you're changing out boards for different teams. I still have a Tudor classic 500, two 620's (the best), and over a dozen boards for 2x4 play. I also have a 3'x5' board, which is about as "scale" as can get.

I still have to say, if you want to put weight on or under a base, nothing stands up like the Tudor Pro Line bases. Yes, they are on the tougher side to tweak, but the prongs are strong, and hold up really well to added weight. Try and see, adding weight to the base may also help the figure run a bit better.

I'll define a sight line as developing a "hole" in the defense during a play, where there are no obstructions to completing your TTQB Pass. Your offensive blockers play a key role in this, because they need to get their defender out of the way. I know there's been a lot of dialogue on passing sticks, but what about those of us who still use the old TTQB to pass?

I think I recall reading about someone on here who coaches 6-man football, that is, there are only 6 players on the field per side. There was also a young person on one o the old forums who played 4-man with a classic Tudor 500 and the single-mold "player and base together" figures. For a 4-man league, he was able to s-t-r-e-t-c-h his limited player pool of 22 into 5 teams. I've tried 7-man (Arena Style) with the "floating" OT/TE, but haven't worked with any of the others. The creative possibilities with this are really interesting. Thoughts?

The comeback route is key for stick passing. Opponents keep worrying about getting burned, but if you only need the first, this is a great tactic.

It looks like you got all the favorites on there. But Cousins is your QB? Interesting....

System, do you use a true 5-2, or is one of the 5 more like a Weak-Side LB?

Another great job, Coach! Keep on posting!

For all my fellow defensive gurus (and OK, the offense-minded ones too), do you run a 4-3 or a 3-4? I love building a 3-4 for Electric Football, because it allows for a lot of flexibility, especially with differing league rules and board sizes. That, and I get to build a roster that's pretty heavy with linebackers, so they can do all sorts of things. Thoughts?

You know, going back and looking at the original, I see the number on the home team was blue with white trim. I made a mental note to make that adjustment for the 2020 season, and the 'Jacks will celebrate retiring "1" at their first regular season game. Good memories.

I love running the Ace (2 TE set), whether I'm playing with College or Pro teams. But I have noticed that coaches divide into two groups - 1. Those who use the TE as an extra blocker 2. Those who use the TE as a receiver Then there are those who don't quite know what to do with them. How do you use your tight end?

BigSte - Can you post a picture?

This is one, go read the rest on my 67 Big Men League thread. Thanks for the kind words, Commish44.

I went and looked, right, there doesn't seem to be a place to add a caption. So, I guess you would need to add text to the photo, kind of like a magazine article.

Simes - Just set the dials to have the figure spin, or do a small circle, and that's sort of "Zone".

Scripted defensive plays for each team. Typically my DB's play a lot of zone.

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The blue jersey makes a nice combination. Great work, Coach!

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