Would this be cheesing?

is putting Hester at CB cheesing since he ACTUALLY played CB his 1st year? I wanted to know if it qualifies under the offense on defense since he played offense and defense this year, but he's noticed as a WR.

I don't really count it as cheesing.

People used it against me and didn't bother me at all.

I hate people who put receiver that are over 6'3 at CB to try and stop my RC, but I dont think Hester counts since hes not tall just fast.

no its not cheesing. thats the purpose for the game to have u be able to switch players around. so that the ones who do run multiple positions sometimes can run those positions. BUT, if hes strictly running WR like he has been the past yeat, i would suggest you just leave him where he is, unless you're bringin him in on a certain package do do somethin special. other than that, he should stay where he is

no i wouldnt say it is, i jus when people put fast cb's at wr then do screens

no i wouldnt call it cheesing

but ATL, he played CB in college I think, and played CB his 1st year, then he switched to CB/WR. thanx every1, jus wanted to kno cuz I didnt wanna use it on any1 here who would think its cheese or the offense on defense player rule. He or Urlacher is blitzing on very down, so thats why I'm askin.

Nah, I wouldn't count it as cheesing. The only way to score isn't running past hester deep. Run a toss and run right at the dude. Maybe even a screen or something. Make him regret putting Hester in.

ya id agree not really cheesing, just if it was the opposite it'd be

syndrology wrote:

ya id agree not really cheesing, just if it was the opposite it'd be

but the opposite would be the position he actually plays.
To answer the question, I wouldn't personally think anything of it, but I dont think main leagues, and tourneys would allow it