Martyr1968's posts

Gore1695 said:

Why is this surprising?

Next time you're watching a game with a lot of people around 99% of them won't be able to tell you whose the mike or the Ted, if a safety is playing cloud or buzz.... Seriously ask around nobody will know what you're talking about.

They don't talk about that stuff on TV. You pretty much have to have played college football to know that stuff. Unless you played for a super competitive highschool.

blamppp said:

the game just isn't really coded properly it's not much else you can do, alot of people aren't going to hold value in long sweaty games because at the end of the day there are basically trick plays and overpowered stuff, if everything was coded official then yeah.

beating me by throwing 100 flats and winning by a point is cool but? I wouldn't hold much value to it, you just held the ball more.

blamppp said:

to me making them throw a bunch of hard flats a game is alot better than giving up the big play, I never switch to hard flats, I just dial it back according to how close I am to the goal line if needed. you can user the gap on d'onta, I have 3 big jokers in there, vita vea, lawrence guy, and grady jarrett, people can pretty much power run rpo against any defense tbh. taking away the downfield big play is my biggest concern, if you have to run the ball 100 times or throw the flats 100 times I consider it a win because i'm definately going to outscore them, 1 fumble, or mistake, and they lost.

blamppp said:

it bags deep post shots w/ overtop/pass. also there are 4 hooks, one in the middle is users and the one beside it is sent deep to cover the post.

blamppp said:

dollar they are typically running db fire 2, the best way to beat that is have 2 routes/drags over the middle and hit the one they don't user, and/or get something to the corner over top of the flat. the middle/sidelines are the weak points on cover 2's dollar. 

not sure what playbook you are in, i'm in bengals, they have a play called flood, if you can read this play something is always open on this when they run that dollar defense. mesh spot is also pretty effective, then throw in a run or 2 here & there and you will beat it.

w/ bunch the best way I stop it is w/ nickle 3-3 tampa 2, 25 deep flats, 15 deep hooks and then I set my curls to zero and alternate them to anything they throw underneath, you have 4 hooks so I put 1 deep and try to bait them w/ the side 2, user the middle 1, nothing over the top is really open w/ this defense unless they just get lucky throwing into coverage. 9 times outta 10 you will get a pick.

ChrisCCM said:

Don't think anyone has answered correctly yet. He is coming out in Double Safety Blitz and then audibles to cover 4 or whatever else and the safeties stay down. They do go back up if you make certain adjustments tho

Jwizzthebizz said:

I played a few solo battles with the Madden trial strategy item in my lineup before it went down. Not sure that was intended, seems like they wanted it restricted to the trial game mode (couldn't have the strategy item for the all Madden challenges). Guessing they're trying to remove that.

Eagles215 said:

I'm going from Allen to Aikman and it feels better to me. The extra velocity has made a difference in the defense reaction time in my opinion the ball gets there much faster leaving less time for dbs to react resulting in more completions and less picks. I always lead and place  my passes holding the left trigger if that makes a difference.