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This is definitely a play with a lot of concepts worth putting into your gameplan. The most important thing about this play alone though, is making sure whether your opponent is in man or zone so you can make the correct adjustments.
This play works because all the receivers are lined up on the left while the defense isn’t really lined up with unless its man. Thats the best part about formation, you can tell whether their in man or zone if the DB’s are lined up with the WR’s.
This is a great attacking defense in this years game with good coverage everywhere. Outside heat seems for whatever reason, to always give players the most problems even more so then A-gap pressure seems to do
There’s an unlimited amount of ways you can adjust out of this one play, and with the proper adjustments, anything can be stopped.
In this year’s game most of the plays are effective in the flats or around rocket catching. The term “dot” has become so common in the madden community that people just consider any completed pass a “dot.” This play right here shows you the true meaning of the word…
With so many plays that are used to destroy zone coverage this year, your opponent is most likely going to throw in some man coverage to try to stop you.
I love this play. I have become addicted to turbo blitzing. I probably do it too much but it completely locks people up; especially this play because heats coming from both angles.
Now the reason why this play works so effectively is you have 2 routes to the running backs that are going to be open. You just have to choose who you want to throw it depending on who they are going.
The two “out and up” routes on the inside will be open vs man coverage every single time. They also find holes in zone defenses, but against zone I prefer to rocket catch the outside streaks.
I use this defense a lot through out a game. It gets great pressure without committing too much of your defense.
The y-trips formation in Pittsburgh is amongst the best in the game.
This play is so good mainly because of the slot WR and the RB. Both routes destroy man-to-man coverage, and if they are in zone they still can be open. Plus by using these hot routes it makes the play very hard to stop even if you know it’s coming. Your sending out all five guys and one of them is on a delay route so in case the defense blitzes it also provides you with protection.
This play obviously works because it compliments off tackle, which is the best-run play in the game. In order to stop off tackle you have to blitz and then this play becomes even more wide open. The play action looks just like off tackle and you can never tell which one it is.
I prefer to smart route them because of nanos, but you do not have to. If somehow the crossing routes are covered; then, two underneath will be wide open. The half back curl is a route I love; he finds the seam in zone defense. This play is ridiculously deadly.
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