About the Author: ZFarls is a 23 Year Old Madden Baller from Boston, MA. Along with Sgibs, he owns Madden Bible and looks to give players advanced strategies and tactics to win more madden games. He preaches confidence in what you are running and knowing the situation you are in. Everything else will come naturally!
I totally agree with you about the Super Bowl. Big Ben screwed us big time. He had no reason to play like that. It just seemed like he didnt want to be there. Maybe he was too worried about hanging with ladies after the game
I sub my backup running back in at the starting FB (if hes the better option) and then I use the FB package and i get a HB with some serious speed out on the edge- its devastating!
F.Y.I to everyone wanting to stop quick pass C-Routes:
1) Call any man play (ex: 46- 2 Man Under)
2) Press coverage
3) Manually move your CB to the inside of the receiver about 2-3 steps and up on the line.
As your opponent motions the receiver for the quick snap, he will literally b motioning him INTO the pressing CB and will cause his receiver to get jammed up and completely mess up the play.
This allows you to not have to play zone or waste a safety in coverage worrying about the quick pass. So, you can now play the run without fear of being burned by that opposite side C-Route.
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Great show Sgibs! Welcome back! That’s another great breakdown.
Also if you have a good FB, he may be a great option as the 3rd TE.
I totally agree with you about the Super Bowl. Big Ben screwed us big time. He had no reason to play like that. It just seemed like he didnt want to be there. Maybe he was too worried about hanging with ladies after the game
^agreed shop
I do this…
I sub my backup running back in at the starting FB (if hes the better option) and then I use the FB package and i get a HB with some serious speed out on the edge- its devastating!
F.Y.I to everyone wanting to stop quick pass C-Routes:
1) Call any man play (ex: 46- 2 Man Under)
2) Press coverage
3) Manually move your CB to the inside of the receiver about 2-3 steps and up on the line.
As your opponent motions the receiver for the quick snap, he will literally b motioning him INTO the pressing CB and will cause his receiver to get jammed up and completely mess up the play.
This allows you to not have to play zone or waste a safety in coverage worrying about the quick pass. So, you can now play the run without fear of being burned by that opposite side C-Route.
Hope that helps somebody out there