Custom Playbooks (Ideas)

[NateDogPack12]

I like to use a wide variety of formations. The max of 40 is often what I go to. What I've found is that many effective and strategic route concepts can be utilized just with hot routes. Sometimes, doing this allows you to turn one play concept into 4-5 actual plays. So more formations with less plays within them really gives me flexibility in how I can attack a defense and utilize matchups that are in my favor. With the new hot route options, I expect to have more creativity than ever in my play design.

[PhillyPhanatic]

I'm a run first kind of guy, so I run my offense similarly to Wisconsin where you rotate multiple RBs and work the short passing with the occasional deep ball to throw them off guard. In '13, I'd recruit a running QB every few years to freshen things up and would make it more of a spread type.

I'm debating heavily on starting as a DC this year for the first time. I'm not much of a defense guy in terms of strategy so hopefully this thread will come in handy

[Fist Of Kings]

I've never seen a 3-3-5 defense before, it looks pretty gimmicky but I'm about to see if it works out for me.

[sixersrock18]

I will definitely check the links and like the ideas posted so far!

[Haze88]

Quote: Originally Posted by Orange Krush

I'm having some trouble creating my play book this year. I want to run a lot of spread option type stuff like Oregon, but I don't want to use their play book. The limiting number of plays is really frustrating especially when most of my plays are the same just out of different formations.

Believe it or not, most offenses are actually designed like this. Your doing it right if your playbook turns out this way.