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imbatman58
Posts: 16
Registered: Sep '09

Date Posted: 9/22 10:16pm Subject: Cookie Cho or Daunell

	Current Poll Results:
		44%
	Cookie (4 votes)
		11%
	Cho (1 votes)
		44%
	Sulli (4 votes)
	Total Votes: 9 (Days Left: -54)

Alright everybody

I have a QB/CB going and I will draft either cookie Cho or Daunell sullivan

cookie or Cho or Sulli

Cookie is a "team cancer" does this in anyway affect the way he plays on your team? T.O. is a cancer but he still puts up big numbers when being cancerous

The reason I want one of these guys and not Freeman is because I put as much speed as possible into my D... this way I can have a speedy pass catcher without putting too many points into it

wcfcrazyperson23

Posts: 374
Registered: Dec '07

Date Posted: 9/23 6:00am Subject: Cookie Cho or Daunell

do u buy the speed training first? if u have the speed bought by the end of week 4 or 5 in campaign u should be able to have speed equal balanced through offesive and defensive.

essentre

Posts: 863
Registered: Oct '08

Date Posted: 9/23 6:17am Subject: Cookie Cho or Daunell

Well you can also look at it this way.... If you want speed on D, then you take Freeman because he doesn't have to be touched and will have 100 speed if you complete all the challenges. Cookie or Cho are basically the same player. I wouldn't take an RB, you can train yours to be a beast, same with WR but if you're going to take someone, take the reciever.

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imbatman58
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Registered: Sep '09

Date Posted: 9/23 7:40am Subject: Cookie Cho or Daunell

Yeah I see what you are saying about freeman but I have already trained my safeties too much too take him

also

daunell will line up as the #4 receiver in empy which is what i usually run so he will have a mismatch and be effective right away

Cho is harder to stop when you play the computer but cookie returns kick and cho doesn't...

essentre

Posts: 863
Registered: Oct '08

Date Posted: 9/23 9:36am Subject: Cookie Cho or Daunell

Yea, but you can get your RB (Robey) to be a mismatch too. I would go with a receiver, cookie returning kicks can be good or bad depending on how you look at it. Also, I guess it depends on the plays you like to run.

You're not training the guy you're going to replace, are you?? You should know before game 1 of a campaign who you're going to draft, this way you don't train the guy that is getting replaced. Also, don't train the guy Tirpitz replaces. If you ARE training the guys who are getting replaced... STOP!! It's a huge waste of training.

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imbatman58
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Date Posted: 9/23 1:13pm Subject: Cookie Cho or Daunell

Robey just got hurt and is out for a long time... I don't want to spend the money on extra trainers so I am probably going with daunell

just wondering.... why would cookie monster returning kicks be a bad thing?

essentre

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Date Posted: 9/23 1:46pm Subject: Cookie Cho or Daunell - Date Edited: 9/23 1:47pm (1 edits total) Edited By: essentre

If he gets hurt, or anyone for that matter just quit out of the game and start it over. I've done this with 30 seconds left in the 4th quarter and having done really well. You'll never get the best team you can if your starters are out for any time and don't train.

The only reason cookie returning kicks could be bad is because he could possibly get hurt

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imbatman58
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Date Posted: 9/23 11:30pm Subject: Cookie Cho or Daunell

I see what you are saying...
I may do that in the future but I am not patient enough to quit a game because someone got hurt... plus it seems kind of cheap to me
I am taking Daunell this time around just because my halfback is MIA for quite some time... this way I won't miss out on training him since he is being replaced

and in answer to your previous question
The players I plan to replace only get whatever is left after I train everyone else accordingly

wcfcrazyperson23

Posts: 374
Registered: Dec '07

Date Posted: 9/25 9:25pm Subject: Cookie Cho or Daunell

imbatman58 posted:
I see what you are saying...
I may do that in the future but I am not patient enough to quit a game because someone got hurt... plus it seems kind of cheap to me
I am taking Daunell this time around just because my halfback is MIA for quite some time... this way I won't miss out on training him since he is being replaced

and in answer to your previous question
The players I plan to replace only get whatever is left after I train everyone else accordingly

here is the thing if the HB is MIA then is smart to draft sullivan. if u r going to make i team thou its best not 2 get injuried for games with starters. u lose training that way. thats all esse is saying.

imbatman58
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Registered: Sep '09

Date Posted: 9/27 11:21am Subject: Cookie Cho or Daunell

I get what you guys are saying
However has anyone explored letting starters injured for like 1 week to get the subs just a little less sucky?

i mean i get players injured online so it could possibly be worht it...maybe

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