Do you consider this Cheesing it?

[stewart#28]

I was wondering what folks think about this....say you have a team that runs a no huddle offense....and to keep the other team from subbing players in you run a hurry up offense, making line calls at the line of scrimmage...if a team actually uses this style in real life is it OK for a online player with one of these teams to operate this way also?

[Soonerd2]

Quote: Originally Posted by stewart#28

I was wondering what folks think about this....say you have a team that runs a no huddle offense....and to keep the other team from subbing players in you run a hurry up offense, making line calls at the line of scrimmage...if a team actually uses this style in real life is it OK for a online player with one of these teams to operate this way also?

I've wondered about this too. I could see valid arguments either way. It all would depend in the context of it being used on me. If had an actual package out there defensivley that I was comfortable with I would be ok with it, especially with the preplay audible options.

A nice addition would be the ability to line up and see how the defense lines up and look over to coach for the call.

[jobalo85]

I don't think it's cheesing at all...you have plenty of defensive audibles...

[Speedy]

That's used by a number of NCAA as well as NFL teams so I'd say no as well. However, there's a limitation to the number of audibles available from the LOS so I would believe it's more of a disadvantage...

When under 2 minutes, no-huddle takes more time than it does to pick a play and run to the line-of-scrimmage IMO

[RAZRr1275]

I think this would be awesome as long as the FULL playbook or certain pre selected packages were availible. The current audible system needs to go IMO. Just make defensive awareness factor into how well they are able to stop this.