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Different legs, plus it doesn't matter he didn't re-injure his ankle. 0. But you know why we dress backup o-lineman, you can never predict random inactives. No you can sneeze and get injured, but that doesn't matter in BDL because unless it's a re-aggravated injury it doesn't affect the game. +1 to Jlash.

I'd feel for you if your team name wasn't so generic and was cooler but sadly it's not.

Went Camden because of Jackson's ability to evade the pass rush.

Gotham wins in the trenches and that makes the difference.

Seoul on a 1 point win at home.

Wolves.

New Orleans for their better matchups,

This is about as surprising as what Jlash's username stands for.

I have no words because it's just bad logic lol. Like sure if Mahomes had a really bad ankle injury or something I could see the logic but it's a minor sprain, it didn't affect him at all in his IRL matchup. I get faulted for not having a backup QB who would see zero snaps in this game it's just mind numbing. As for the rest of that jusitifcation your pass rush isn't that good, Mahomes's ankle injury wasn't the reason he was knocked out even the it's addressed in my gameplan, my o-line is the best unit on my team and Mahomes isn't going to get hit that much if at all.

......I got no words just lol.

BOTW has 15 million units counting WiiU sales. But yeah should easily smash BOTW sales in a year or two.

I mean he does play FB and D-line.

Still only have 16 players on my bench so it's all good.

I lost to a dude with 2 active CBs last week. You'll somehow win.

OKC Gameplan: We are past the midway point in the BDL season and we find ourselves fighting for the number one seed. Although we are happy with our position, we must continue to bring our best every week with multiple teams hot on our heels. We continue our quest for the top seed with a road trip to Seoul against one of the longest tenured and strongest owners in the league. Offense: We are going to continue riding our strength this week with a pass oriented offense that looks to attacked another ill-equipped secondary. We are going to look to isolate the lesser corners of Seoul and be aggressive with our deep passing to abuse a weak safety tandem. We will utilize typical Air Raid concept routes such as motion, mesh and option routes to equip our receivers against any coverage scheme from Seoul. Our primary goal is to find a one on one matchup that we like deep, but we will consistently abuse shorter routes when the matchup dictates. We have respect for Levi Wallace, but we do not believe that any of Seoul's other corners can play with any of our pass catchers. Adam Thielen (~90% of snaps) will operate primarily from the slot. He will be armed with option routes to give him a post-snap read of man or zone. We expect him to win any one on one even against Wallace. Robert Woods (80%) will be our utility receiver similar to his real life role. He'll work inside and outside and do a little of everything, including being featured on a couple of jet sweeps. Allen Robinson (90%) will work primarily outside. We will work him in the intermediate and deeper areas and target him often in single coverage as we like his contested catch abilities. Michael Gallup (60%) will work as our primary field stretcher and deep threat. Mark Andrews (50%) will rotate in and help work the seams. Emmanuel Sanders (50%) will relieve all receiving roles and receive a few featured targets. Joe Mixon (50%) will receive most of the RB snaps with Melvin Gordon and J.D. McKissic splitting the remaining 30% of snaps. As is typical for us, our running game will be used to keep the defense honest. We will run both inside and outside. Our inside runs will typically be draws. Our outside runs will feature a pulling guard as a lead blocker. While passing, our runners will be used as outlet receivers primarily as we're not too concerned about Seoul's defensive front against our offensive line. Defense: We do not want to do anything too fancy of defense this week. We want to play disciplined and conservative as we feel as though our offense will put up enough points to put away this game. We will play a primarily Cover-1 man with a spy this week. Seoul has been very creative recently with its offensive formations, but they come into this week with limited options. We expect them to utilize all three of their TEs, likely with Travis Kelce split out wide. Adrian Amos will follow Kelce wherever he goes. Jordan Poyer will play a deep zone, but he will have primary bracket responsibility on Kelce if Kelce is to try to work on a deep route. Cory Littleton will cover Austin Hooper and Dont'a Hightower will cover Gerald Everett. Devon Kennard will operate as a spy on Kyler Murray. Quincy Williams will be responsible for the running back. Tre'Davious White will cover their WR. Against 2 WRs, Williams will come off the field for Marcus Peters. Against 3 WRs, Kennard will come off for Joe Haden. Against four, Dont'a Hightower will come off for Pierre Desir. We will shift man coverage assignments around as appropriate. We will occasionally mix up to Cover-2 zone. We think Cover-2 zone is the best option for this game since we expect Seoul to flood the shallow areas with tight end routes. Von Miller will operate on the left side of the line against Donald Penn. We want our edges to do their best to keep Murray contained in the pocket. We will primarily rush only four this game. Seoul Gameplan: Offense With are going to get back to a straight up offense and split our formation between a 2WR 2TE this week. Our goal is to run the ball. OKC pass rush is fierce but they’re less dangerous in run defense and we think we can have success there. Jordan Howard will see the majority of carries with Kenyan Drake giving him a breather from time to time. Our goal is to attack inside where we think OKC might be more vulnerable, especially if they line up without a true NT. Kyler Murray will also have some QB runs designs as well. In the passing game we will principally target OKC LBers though our TE and inside routes with Jamison Crowder. As always, the name of our offense is Kelce and we will target him relentlessly if not double teamed. We will also target him and Everett deep to give our offense another dimension to defend. 3TE offense is going to be again a culprit of this game with around 30/40 snaps played in that formation. Again we might want to split wide one or two of those tight ends and check OKC coverage assignments. If a TE is lined up vs a DB then it will be great for our run game. If a TE is lined up vs a LB then we will want to isolate that matchup outside. In this game we will go with a lot of unbalanced formations, putting 2 WR on one side of the line and 2 TEs on the other side. The goal is to disorganize that defensive front. We want to manufacture a matchup between an outside corner vs a pure slot WR in Crowder where his lateral quickness can be used. Plus, the two TEs on the same side might give us a better idea pre-snap of OKC defensive alignments. It also allows us to isolate a TE outside if we choose to. Again, if Kelce is double teamed, we will not hesitate to isolate him outside to give us a lighter from we can run on Defense This week again our goal is to dare OKC to run the ball. They usually are comfortable passing on around 80% of the snaps and we will go with an ultra-light formation to counter that with 6 DBs. The key factor in this game will be the play of our safeties/LBs. We don’t expect our corners to survive 1vs1 all game vs OKC weapons but the strength of our team is not there. Marcus Williams will almost always be in deep coverage assignments, if possible on Ronald Darby/Quincy Wilson side. CJ Mosley (Shaq Thomspon if out) will play zone in the middle of the field, hopefully taking away crossing patterns OKC like to use. Jacquiski Tartt will play a mix of everything. He will play a lot of deep zone, but he will also drop in the middle to assist CJ Mosley/Shaq there, blitz or compensate for a blitz. Whatever OKC chooses to do, Tartt role will be to adjust to better counter it. We will blitz around 40% of the time in which case Tartt or Mosley/Shaq will always be in the middle of the field to compensate for the blitz We will alternate between cover 3, cover 6 and man coverage. In man, coverage will be: Wallace vs outside WR1 (woods if outside, ARob if not) Darby vs outside WR2 (ARob or Gallup) K.Williams vs Thielen Johnson (Peterson if out) vs Woods/Sanders So yeah there’s no coverage for Joe Mixon. Quite simply, we don’t expect him to be heavily targeted. Mosley and Tartt will keep an eye on him while doing his middle coverage assignment, but we expect him to be option #5 for OKC on almost every snap and if that’s the case then we bank on our pass rush to get there by that time. If he starts getting the ball and burn us, then we will adjust by putting Tartt on individual coverage on him.

Oklahoma City EF5s: QB: Matthew Stafford RB: Joe Mixon WR: Adam Thielen WR: Allen Robinson WR: Robert Woods WR: Michael Gallup LT: David Bakhtiari LG: Quinton Spain C: Rodney Hudson RG: Brandon Brooks RT: Brian O'Neill QB: Kyle Allen RB: Melvin Gordon III RB: J.D. McKissic RB: Frank Gore WR: Emmanuel Sanders TE: Mark Andrews TE: Trey Burton OL: Morgan Moses LOLB: Von Miller DT: Cameron Heyward DT: Sheldon Richardson ROLB: Matt Judon LB: Devon Kennard LB: Cory Littleton LB: Dont'a Hightower LB: Quincy Williams LB/S: Adrian Amos CB: Tre'Davious White FS: Jordan Poyer OLB: Ryan Kerrigan DT: Corey Peters DT: Lawrence Guy DT: Margus Hunt CB: Marcus Peters CB: Joe Haden CB: Pierre Desir (Q) CB: Michael Davis Seoul Dragons: QB Kyler Murray RB Jordan Howard WR Demarcus Robinson WR Jamison Crowder TE Travis Kelce TE Austin Hooper LT Ronnie Stanley (Q) LG Rodger Saffold C Austin Reiter RG Mike Person RT Donald Penn Bench RB Kenyan Drake Bench RB Chase Edmonds Bench RB Wayne Gallman Bench WR Keke Coutee Bench WR Antonio Callaway Bench TE Gerald Everett Bench OL Ty Nsekhe Bench OL Laurent Duvernay Tardiff DE Derek Barnett NT Eddie Goldman DT Grady Jarrett DE Romeo Okwara MLB CJ Mosley (Q) CB Levi Wallace CB Ronald Darby (Q) CB K’Waun Williams CB Taron Johnson (Q) FS Marcus Williams SS Jacquiski Tartt Bench Edge Alex Okafor Bench Int Maliek Collins Bench Int Tim Settle Bench SLB Shaq Thompson (Q) Bench LB Damian Wilson Bench CB Kevin Peterson Bench CB/S Quincy Wilson Bench S Terrell Edmunds

BDL 2019 Week 6 Match: Oklahoma City EF5s @ Seoul Dragons Away Owner: @Whicker Home Owner: @TedLavie Vote for who you think will win this game. Rules: One vote per person, duplicate accounts will be banned and action taken against those attempting to rig the results. One vote per team involved in the match. Co-owners may vote in every match up except their own. For members, who have been following along, and wish to vote. Please join the conversation and maybe give a reason you voted as you did. This will alleviate any suspicions of unusual voting and will promote discussion. Note: Players that have a (D) next to their name indicate that they are doubtful or unlikely to play. Players with (Q) are game-time decisions. Good luck to you both

The Refs are held to account, literally their job is performance based (I.E in terms of pay to a degree) and if they screw up massively they don't work in the playoffs and will be let go if they're that bad.

Will do that game if @TedLavie and @Whicker are ok with it.

Not waivers but spreadsheet people are busy so just go off the spreadsheet as of now, that's what I'm doing.

You still have a return coupon for Trufant.

I got a spare.

Correction, the man who traded for Flacco sucks.

Might as well ask before I re-write my entire gameplan. How would BDL view patrick mahomes for Sunday? Is he out because he technically re-injured the same injury or this a new injury?

Read on roto he had an MRI was ruled out. So I'm expecting the worst. I mean I got a stud backup in Flacco but still that's a season killer lol.