BoomCrew said:If your opponent is hovering at the line you can use Oline audibles to untarget the player which tells your line that the user player is probably not going to blitz so don't worry about blocking him. Another thing you need to consider is using pass plays with quicker routes like slants, short crossers, etc. so you can get the ball out of your QBs hand more quickly if the blitz is coming in hot.
yeah this, they never actually rush in so i just untarget
EazyBreezy said:Is there any way I can block the nose and the user? I have 9 o linemen and 1 RB blocking and I still can’t block it, sometimes it does or I just have to make the user miss or get bailed out with freight train
are you running the hulk formation or the super extended line from detroit playbook to have 9 linemen 😂
ratrice said:YOU need to user a backer or safety and meet them in the hole or edge…you might even get away with just diving in their path and hope they stumble until help arrives
Thanks for the tip. I kept trying to use a linebacker but I was obviously doing something wrong
ratrice said:are you running the hulk formation or the super extended line from detroit playbook to have 9 linemen 😂
the what
i think its in “run heavy” playbook theres a formation called hulk where both tackles line up to the same side-so guard,center, then everyone else include tight ends, it doesnt have many plays buts its power runs
ratrice said:i think its in “run heavy” playbook theres a formation called hulk where both tackles line up to the same side-so guard,center, then everyone else include tight ends, it doesnt have many plays buts its power runs
this is what I run
TreyFrederiko said:So duo, dive, counter, any rpo run and other runs that aren’t inside zone are affected by this still. Toss/sweep, draw and stretch are the only runs outside of direct work, but that’s too predictable. At times, it gets 3 man insta pressure as well.
Worst H2H experiences of any madden online game.
I mean don’t spam running the ball and learn to pass there is a huge disadvantage to doing this, I love seeing people do it. But you all want to just be able to hold turbo and run straight every play with out any thought or football sense to read the defense.
If they do this pass they WILL STOP then you hit a run. You can’t expect to run every single play
Hdog2412 said:I mean don’t spam running the ball and learn to pass there is a huge disadvantage to doing this, I love seeing people do it. But you all want to just be able to hold turbo and run straight every play with out any thought or football sense to read the defense.
If they do this pass they WILL STOP then you hit a run. You can’t expect to run every single play
Ummm, welcome to the conversation I guess?
I'm done talking football strategy on a forum where the winning [cheating] players are telling me it's not a football simulation, but instead a football "video game".
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No, I can't help myself.
People talking about eight men in the box on dime defense. Show me an NFL defense that rolls out dime every play when the offense keeps lining up with tight-end-heavy formations.
Stupid crap. Stop pretending you know football by throwing out football terms like you can mix disparate and largely mutually exclusive concepts. The only way you end up with dime and eight in the box is that the offense has really good blockers at wideout and the wideouts are aligned super-tight before the snap. That's a Madden roster, but almost no NFL lineup ever.
You'll get variations of personnel in the NFL, and not strictly nickel vs. three wideouts, but dime vs. four. THIS IS NOT WHY CHEATERS RUN DIME! Dudes run dime vs 21 personnel. They should get absolutely destroyed.
phatalerror said:Denial of Service attacks are a form of cyberattack. They’re designed to stifle network traffic, and are effective at disrupting communications to the extent that the attacked endpoint would receive a loss by disconnect.
Not endorsing one form of cheating over another here, but if hover dime is Meta, Denial of Service attacks are META.
fantastic take