Official "What playbook should I use" "What Playbook represents who" etc thread

[SonOfEd]

Quote: Originally Posted by muckcity

What playbook represents Jedd Fisch the New OC for Miami...he coaches for the Seahawks right now

Fresno State and Colorodo State look pretty close, also maybe the ones I posted for USC.

[vexerr]

I'm looking for a playbook that has designed QB runs, but also has its fair share of I-formation. I prefer offset I, but any will suffice.

[tkbtiger1989]

Quote: Originally Posted by SonOfEd

Here's a quick list of similar PBs to USC that have a Wildcat: Idaho (a little heavier w/ Ace) Cal UCLA (although they have 1 Pistol...) Tulane Pitt

Yeah I'm using the Pitt one and sometimes the Colorado St. one I think they fit well and match USC's one IRL.

[Chrisksaint]

Getting pretty bored of using LSU's playbook. I kinda want to have a set offensive style next year instead of just using all kinds of formations. Something where I can utilize my power running game, my great 3 receivers i'll have and i'll have more of a pro style QB.

[Isura]

Quote: Originally Posted by Chrisksaint

Getting pretty bored of using LSU's playbook. I kinda want to have a set offensive style next year instead of just using all kinds of formations. Something where I can utilize my power running game, my great 3 receivers i'll have and i'll have more of a pro style QB.

Try Miami. I love this PB. It has tons of power running options. Loaded with offset I formations (weak twin close has bench, mesh, spacing and more!). It also has great passing concepts from ace and shotgun for your 3 WR passing game.

[PDuncanOSU]

Quote: Originally Posted by Chrisksaint

Getting pretty bored of using LSU's playbook. I kinda want to have a set offensive style next year instead of just using all kinds of formations. Something where I can utilize my power running game, my great 3 receivers i'll have and i'll have more of a pro style QB.

I know it might not seem to make sense with a pro-style QB, as there is a lot of option in this playbook, but I am having a lot of success with Miss State's playbook without running the option much at all. Offset shotgun formations (Miss St playbook has 5 of these) allows for power running out of 3 and 4 WR sets. I stick typically to these formations and have found short, intermediate, and deep passes that work for me. HB dive, zone runs, and a couple toss plays that are pretty successful as well a screen passes to both HB and WR's. There are also 2 different wildcat formations to supplement the running game.

[TomBrady]

What playbook represents the Charlie Weis/2011 Florida Gators offence?

[Scrapps]

I'm hoping someone can help me out a bit. Basically, I've been using the Syracuse playbook for the last four months or so. I really do like the running and passing game that it offers. However, its missing the following two things that I would like to implement into my offense:

1. Option plays from under center (have no success running it from the gun).

2. A good screen game, including middle screens, and more than a few WR screens.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?