khaleet38 said:So I lied. I bought both ST and Bdawks lol. So far in 3 games I only noticed bdawk. I usually got ST up high in cover 3. Maybe I'm using him wrong? Idk.
sounds okay, put deep in KO on ST and 1 AP pic artist and run him as the deep mid in cover 3, he was a beast for me doing that in the week I had him, before I sold since was getting Mike Evans...
Ifeo5 said:Lmk what u think if u end up trying him
I have the 94 Troy, pulled him in that fire pack, so far not impressed, will be selling this week... running him at SS, also run nickel over G, but megatron > as safety in the box w 1 AP flat KO....
StoicTrader said:I have the 94 Troy, pulled him in that fire pack, so far not impressed, will be selling this week... running him at SS, also run nickel over G, but megatron > as safety in the box w 1 AP flat KO....
hmm interesting. Im using free woodson and mike evans rn, was thinking of getting Troy 93
Ifeo5 said:hmm interesting. Im using free woodson and mike evans rn, was thinking of getting Troy 93
put Woolen or Megatron at that other safety spot over Troy IMO, just sub them in
StoicTrader said:put Woolen or Megatron at that other safety spot over Troy IMO, just sub them in
thanks
For anyone wondering i sold Troy lol so I guess the reason I didnt see Sean was cus he was covering so good.
dirtywatered said:Sean Taylor:
1) Great as a sub-LB with his high zone, block shed, and pursuit. If you consistently run a Cover 2, he will be great as your middle-field zone.
2) If you play him at safety he will be great if he's always in zone. You have to make sure he isn't manned up in Cover 1 scheme. He is also a lability in Cover 0 blitzes
Troy P:
1) He will be as your Nickle CB or schemes with a safety in the box (Big Nickle G) since he has high man and zone
2) If you run a lot of cover 1 or man zero blitzes, he will be better than Sean
3) If you need safeties like this, just get Ronnie Lott of Dawkins (redux) for less coin
My verdict:
Troy is too expensive. I would get Sean T or do option 3
My Sean has a handful of picks that came from cover 0 blitzes. I usually have him manned up on a RB or a TE coming from the opposite side of the field (I don't want him too close to his assignment because he will get burnt.) I take one of the blitzing linebackers and user guard whoever Sean is manned up on long enough for him to be closing in and then bolt in a different direction. What happens is they see me giving up on the route with my user but they don't see Sean sprinting across the field... and once the ball is in the air he's a hawk bro.
Well seeing how troy has pick artist for 1 ap you can just add stonewall for 1 ap which helps with tackles for max 2 ap most other players not sure about ST have pick artist for 2ap so that's something.
I'm wondering why Tillman looks like troy I seen someone playing I'm like who's the white troy lol why they make Tillman hair black he look to much like troy out there
Sean T is always great as a user. Troy is very flexible, can use him anywhere with his high zone/man.
Idk really
dirtywatered said:Sean Taylor:
1) Great as a sub-LB with his high zone, block shed, and pursuit. If you consistently run a Cover 2, he will be great as your middle-field zone.
2) If you play him at safety he will be great if he's always in zone. You have to make sure he isn't manned up in Cover 1 scheme. He is also a lability in Cover 0 blitzes
Troy P:
1) He will be as your Nickle CB or schemes with a safety in the box (Big Nickle G) since he has high man and zone
2) If you run a lot of cover 1 or man zero blitzes, he will be better than Sean
3) If you need safeties like this, just get Ronnie Lott of Dawkins (redux) for less coin
My verdict:
Troy is too expensive. I would get Sean T or do option 3
👆This guy gets it. I couldn’t explain it better.