To help the OP I will say this... in the
Air Raid the two plays above are staples. I live in
Big XII country and have seen a ton of
Texas Tech games and have many on VHS/DVD. The
WR Mid Screen was the play where
Michael Crabtree would just kill teams. And
Al Davis didn't draft him because he didn't have "elite" speed... LOL
Crabtree was gold on that play.
The
Bubble Screen is another staple and
Wes Welker among others did w/ this what
Crabtree did w/ the
Mid Screen.
However... that said... in the video game, the
Mid Screen cannot be run against
Man... it will get blown up
99.9% of the time. Call it against
Cover 3 or
Blitz. In fact, use it as an audible, don't ever call it from the play call screen.
The
Bubble... works correctly about
1% of the time. When '
12 first came out I played about
25 games and had the
Bubble, and
Scat, as audibles. I called this play roughly
100-125 times over the course of
25 games... so only
4-5 times a game. Always as an audible. And once...
ONE TIME did this play work for anything substantial.
Typically it goes for a
1 yard gain, gets batted down or is picked off. So w/ a
1% or less chance of success... just delete this play from your playbook. It's totally useless in the game.
EA has the WR's running too slow and once they catch the ball, it takes them a half hour to get moving again.
The
Scat is fine, because you have
X or
Z, depending on if you "Flip" the play, running an
In.
Bubble Screens... like a real bubble, will get popped and it will drive you crazy.
The
Mid Screen takes precise timing. I took a half hour in
Practice Mode and got the timing down, but only use it as an audible against
Cover 3/4 and only once or twice a game. If you do it that way, it works. But get the timing down.