I kind of start to drool when I think of how annoying he can be, but I'm not sure I can really put him to good use. I try not to get 'stuck in' when I'm defending so it’s not often I’ll be able to (a)buse him for good blocks. My casualties are 6-12 in 4 games so I guess I need to improve on that though.Smeborg wrote:I suggest Guard is hard to beat.
I had a team with two Blitzers, both of whom had Blodge, Sidestep, Guard. They were well hated by opponents.
Hope this helps.
My remaning schedule is chaos (coach seems rusty), undead (no idea on how good the coach is) and humans. Then the same teams in reversed order followed by the dark elf team I was up against. The games I’m worried about are the ones against humans and the dark elfs. If I manage to get to the playoffs it will most likely be against well developed norse (this team will probably be a beast this season), skaven or humans.mattgslater wrote:Is your remaining schedule bashy or speedy? Grab is awesome against other Side-Stepping teams, and is generally great on this player against ST3 or less (awesome when stuck in and contending for the ball), while Guard is better against bash. Guard on a PE Blitzer isn't as cool as it looks, as he's such an obvious cornerback and can't use Guard to fill his primary function (taking the hit or making the blitz). But Guard is a great skill in any event, and is even better than Grab should the game degenerate into a fight over TZs-on-ball (both skills really rock in that regard).
With 7 games to go, you might want to consider Mighty Blow too. Not sure about that advice... but it's hard to go TOO far wrong with MB at 6SPP.
The blitzer was one of the players that got SI’d so he’s only in for 6 games.
