Does anyone else fine the Run n' Gun Offense effective?

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recently i was experimenting with new offenses. I really loved the west coast but after using it for 4 years in my franchise i decided to change things up a bit. I was never a big fan of the wildcat or anything but due to my style of play i found the Run n' Gun offensive playbook very effective due to the fact that i like a fast paced offense that can get the job done. Anyone else feel this way?

[Valdarez]

Run 'n Gun, primarily Shotgun have always been affective in nearly every football game I have played. It gives QB's extra time in the pocket, making it harder to blitz/pressure the QB effectively giving the QB the time they need to complete a pass. Given time, there's almost always guaranteed a WR will be open.

[Victor Fox]

If you like the Run 'n' Gun you should try the following teams' playbooks:

Patriots, Colts, Saints, Steelers, Cardinals

All have very deep shotgun sets and plenty of interesting running formations (1 TE, 2 TE, 3 WR, etc) to keep the run game challenging and rewarding.