So add a qb pull to keep the d honest? Or so you can see how the d line is slanting/ playing? Been doing this on play 2 of my script that I formulated 4 YEARS AGO. Wow you’re late
Late? Go look at the history of this channel and antcap24's channel for past 10 years. We have been the first to discover so many things in the community that gets duplicated by others. This is not our first RPO Read video.
Not directly at this moment. We have added the Bunch Y Flex formation in the Ravens playbook that is also in Seattle. In the Giants, youll find I Form Y Close plays in Seattle as well
Cover 2 Hard Flat or a good user at linebacker is bagging this easily, but it might pair well with other routes on the opposite of the field like a "Fork" concept
Slants are good man beaters but a zone coverage and a good user in the center field would shut this down. Like, Cover 2 Flats, shade the coverage underneath.
That' slant coming across the field will most certainly get behind a hard flat. They will need a cloud. And if you have flats on both sides, u can throw it for 5 yards once the cloud bails to guard the slant. Your welcome
2:19 also tap the sprint, then let off then tap then let off,never just push the sprint and hold you will run out of energy😊 good luck I average about 150 yards rushing per game only about 75 passing lol😊
If you're in the open field, you're pretty safe to sprint the rest of the play (as long as you don't use it early in the play). But definitely accelerating at specific times can be helpful!
@@HuddleGG the problem is i would need 20 blockers i could have the best offensive line and they cant hold their block it could be a 3 man front and they seem to get beat 85% of the time. Also on that play i mentioned the linebacker would've filled that hole Passing is just so much more efficient i just choose to not run i can always get an easy 5 yards when passing
Bro, they be like don't hit sprint in the back field or you'll activate block shed....the minute I call hike and push up on the left stick, the defense is throwing my o line to the side and hittin me in the back field....I feel like EA is in control not the user..
Inside zone stretch hb off tackle are all really good plays. I will typically double team the guy over the guard or tackle and id the mike middle line backer on that side im running too before snapping the ball that along with not holding sprint being patient and following holes and your blocks all will help go into practice and rep it a couple times you’ll get the adjustments and being patient down and notice a huge difference
Don't believe there is a way to turn them off in general. You could possibly look at your visual settings to get some of them turned off but not all 32 are visual changes.
It could work, although it maybe more situational than a traditional slant flat combo, however it is good to have tricks in your bag that look the same, but end up slightly different post snap. Being able to do a lot of different things while making them look the same will help you tremendously, it’ll always keep your opponent on their toes.
