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Postby TheHeat24 » Wed Jun 16, 2004 5:41 pm

VHawk15 wrote:This is kind of obvious, Ray Lewis. He's the Priest of IDP's, while Strahan is only the Moss. In general, LB's are much better and consistent than DL's.


I wouldnt even go to that extent on Strahan... But Ray lewis is by far the best IDP player leagues....
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Postby VHawk15 » Wed Jun 16, 2004 7:42 pm

TheHeat24 wrote:
VHawk15 wrote:This is kind of obvious, Ray Lewis. He's the Priest of IDP's, while Strahan is only the Moss. In general, LB's are much better and consistent than DL's.


I wouldnt even go to that extent on Strahan... But Ray lewis is by far the best IDP player leagues....


All I meant was that Lewis is the best at the top position (LB's) in IDP's, much like Priest is with RB's. And that Strahan was the top of the DL's, much like Moss is the WR's.

But now that I think about it, I guess DB's would be more like WR's, because of the inconsistency and DL's would be more like QB's. :-?
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