10 teams , standard scoring . QB Ben Roethlisberger , Andrew LuckRB David Johnson , Devontae Booker , Thomas Rawls , CJ Prosise , CMikeWR Dez Bryant , Demaryius Thomas , Terrelle Pryor , Tyrell Williams , Rishard Matthews , Tyler BoydTE Jordan ReedDST EaglesK Josh Lambo <| sep |> May I ask why ? Of course , I am always willing to explain my reasoning DThere are two schools of thought . Low reward low risk Ground pounding with P 47 nets you X amount of RP that if you lose and get no kills , you still get some RP , albeit it not much . This can also be applied to bombers albeit with less guarantee you will even make it to a base to bomb it . high reward higher risk Going for air kills nets you Y amount of RP where Y is a higher amount than X , you have helped your team and also heightened the chance of you winning the match due to kills are more likely to win than ground pounding but you can of course not get any kills , die before getting RP and can still lose the game . Losing a match halves your RP SL gain . Further on regarding the 2 nd strategy . The P 47 in it ' s current and even previous state combined with it ' s air spawn means that you are in a under tiered , very powerful and well performing plane that can carry a game by itself . If you get one kill and win you have already netted more RP than ground pounding , can learn how to correctly fly a fighter AND have helped your team this is after all a team game . The skills you learn also directly apply to higher tier Props and Jets as you progress through the tree . For a lot of people the end game is to fly Jets and if you have played for the 2 nd method prescribed you will at least have a base level of skill to fall back on . If you have used method 1 , you are that 1 US pilot that always crashes on takeoff on Clubbaido . TLDR Efficiency and good practice .