Yet another base question 😊

[Greg F]

What does everyone prefer?  Dial or rookie?

[nefgm.org]

I use both. I typically use dials on offensive lineman, QB and TE, rookie on RB's and WR's for the offense. For the defense, I typically use dials on the DT's and MLB, and rookies on the rest. 

On my current solitaire teams, I only use single clip rookies since they are all 11-player ironman rosters. 

I try to keep things simple. If I am creating a competition team, it gets a little bit more complicated. 

 

[Terry43]

17 minutes ago, nefgm.org said:

I typically use dials on offensive lineman, QB and TE, rookie on RB's and WR's for the offense.

I do about the same.  Generally, by position:

Offensive tackle/defensive tackle: DIAL

Offensive guard/Nose tackle: DIAL

Center/Middle Linebacker: DIAL

Tight End/Defensive End: either DIAL or ROOKIE

Kick Returner/Wide Receiver/Receivers in Passing Situations: ROOKIE

QB: DIAL

Halfback/Fullback: DIAL

Tailback: ROOKIE

Cornerbacks/Safeties: DIAL

Outside Linebackers (loopers): either DIAL or ROOKIE

My exceptions are the 1949 steel bases which don't have dials; Red Pegs are only dials (sort of); 1965 Aqua bases don't have dials; and 1991 Butterscotch bases only dials.

Enjoy the Journey.   T43.  ⚡🏈♾️

[Greg F]

Thanks for the suggestions.  These make sense to me!