I play ncaa 12 and make my own playbooks. I run majority of my plays out of the Maryland I. I do pa pass out of the i formation a lot as well. Trying to figure out more options for heavy run formations with lots of tight ends and fullbacks and also pa passes (specifically pa passes to the right side)
Seeing this now it's interesting to think, after listening to your rant praising the triple option, more and more teams are playing an evolved form of the triple option with the RPO
It’s amazing how despite going through several different SG playbooks, they were all still unique and different rather than having the same sets and feel like Madden. Really hope the NIU/Nevada pistol books make it in the next video because those were great as well. I have faith that AW will get us back to here in the future for Madden... even if it’s baby steps at a time.
I don't understand why there are so many plays that aren't in the Madden playbooks. Is it that hard to put plays in? Makes no sense to me that it takes years of begging to get plays put in.
@ny_kia31 Sadly Gus Malzahn doesn't even have a passing offense anymore,but that Tulsa team you mentioned was the 2007 Tulsa Hurricane team that had a 5,000 yd passer,1,000yd rusher & 3 1,000 yd receivers. The following season they had 4,000 yd passer,a 1,500 yd rusher & 2 1,000 yd receivers
@@nykia31 He keep getting these top dollar offensive coordinators that would later turn into chump change under him because he--like Brian Kelly was--would handicap the SHIT out of their asses. Yeah it's understandable it's his offense but I think--even Auburn fans- complained that they are sick of seeing same ol' same ol' . When I was living in Huntsville, a guy I worked with said the offense needs to go back to what it was in 2009 when they were putting up points. Balance is the key to any offense or defense
My favorite playbooks I used were 1. Oklahoma 2. SMU 3. Texas tech 4. Washington state 5. West Virginia 6. Cal 7. LA tech Honorary mention Hawaii. Im curious if Boise state and Florida state playbook are similiar?
Bro what a great video. You're not only providing insight into playbooks but also dropping some serious knowledge in regard to the history of the game* Edit: *real life offensive philosophy
I really wish they would make the team playbooks smaller in madden and build more system specific playbooks as well. It’d be fun to use a Flexbone playbook or have different air raid playbooks spread to run playbook etc
Deep Mind X I said there is no reason why they can’t add it. Not that they will add it. I suggest you learn English. Then I suggest you learn football, Flexbone pass concepts are similar to concepts used in the nfl today and Russell Wilson is one of the top paid QBs and the Seahawks run option plays. I’m sure you’ll come back with some nonsense but it won’t matter I’m done discussing this.
Urban Meyer's passing offense had a WCO type feel to the offense,Dan Mullens passing offense has a Erdhardt/Perkins type look to it but he had an inaccurate QB in Prescott whereas Fitzgerald had his moments but with Jim Moorhead now the MSU coach, Fitzgerald was a f'in beast
If there’s any way for you to send this to Clint/AW/any Dev let’s try to push this for M22. I’ve been trying to tweet at them but no success. These playbooks are way advanced compared to what we have and there’s no reason for it. I love this stuff.
@@nykia31 damn, makes me sad looking back at these videos and the other one you did with New Mexico’s book as well. There’s no reason they couldn’t copy and paste that in for the current pistol book and these others as well. Such a shame how downhill they’ve gone and how nerfed they’ve made these books. Then wonder why games get stale online when people are forced into schemes
@@nykia31 You already know. He said in an interview that when he looked at the roster he doesn't even have a tight end on the team let alone he said 65% of the roster playing out of position
