What do you guys do about money plays?

[px316xk]

do you just avoid them completely or use the a few times or once a game? what do you guys do?

[ChicagoSparty]

Quote: Originally Posted by px316xk

do you just avoid them completely or use the a few times or once a game? what do you guys do?

I usually don't even find the money plays. I just try to call plays that you would see teams use in real life under similar conditions.

If I found one that worked every time, I would not use it. If I know of one that is just more effective than the others, I'll use it sparingly. Maybe 2-3 times per game.

[djtidebuck]

Quote: Originally Posted by ChicagoSparty

I usually don't even find the money plays. I just try to call plays that you would see teams use in real life under similar conditions. If I found one that worked every time, I would not use it. If I know of one that is just more effective than the others, I'll use it sparingly. Maybe 2-3 times per game.

In real life, if a coach finds a play that works everytime, trust me, he is going to use it.

[JaPreme002]

Quote: Originally Posted by px316xk

do you just avoid them completely or use the a few times or once a game? what do you guys do?

A good set of sliders will hide money plays. If the cpu pass rush is on par, and human catching is where it should be, and the qb's awareness is where it should be, then you wouldn't find $ plays.

[larrygiterdone]

dj,

in real life, there is no play that works every time...........

[ChicagoSparty]

Quote: Originally Posted by djtidebuck

In real life, if a coach finds a play that works everytime, trust me, he is going to use it.

Of course he would. But that's obviously not what I was saying.

[SoxChamp]

It's impossible to completely avoid using money plays. If you're losing by 7 late in the 4th quarter and it's 3rd and long, you will eventually go to the money play because you know it's there.

[OU44]

I personally hate money plays, BUT if you play the CPU or another player and you don't run them all the time I think it's O.K.