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Whats you guys read on the Deep Comback? Also is it different man vs zone?

how often do you guys run draws and screens?

I use shallow cross as my primary pass concept in my pro-style offense. The main thing I trying to do is apply 3 yards and a cloud of dust and apply to the air.

Im run heavy as far as tendency at least 2:1 if im doing it right. Well my thought is to keep my prostyle run first offense but replace the run game with some kind of safe and consistent pass game. As far as passing im already using a lot of air raid for 5 step game.

Yea Im trying to get more into pass first offenses but being ground n pound prostyle guy its tough. Im lookimg for high percentage and low risk throws apart from the shallow cross 5 step game I usually run. Its a problem I have always had with pass first offenses in videogames. I feels like...

Do you guys trully use the quick game as a replacement for the run game? If so how much quick game do you use during a game?

I see that now. I just got the now attack of inter library loan, which helped me understand what ur saying. I really like the sequential way of calling plays because. It give me a consistent framework to call plays. Do you know if offense's like wingt or power t have a series and try to run...

Sorry to reup old thread but, How did the run and shoot do it? Choice, Go, and Draw? Also was that quote from Split T book?

On the pro and splitback formations do you have trouble running the ball. I always felt it was hard to audible run left or right if they look wasn't good by default. Similar questions with the weak, and strong formations about the ability to audible left or right

do your traditional wco offense formations like pro, far, ect?

Yea it always struck me as odd how some coaches would just give away key information that their opponents could come back and either use against them or at least be better prepared to deal with it. I mean I respect it, just didn't seem strategic to put it nicely.

I think that's pretty easy on the list. lol

What do you think would be the type of stuff they keep?

I respect it I just wondered what was their logic behind telling others what they do and how.