Draw plays not worth calling?

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I was playing Oregon State as Kentucky, and Maxwell Smith my starting QB ended up going 30/35 0 picks and 3 TD's. I was picking their D apart. yet anytime I ran a draw it was being stuffed, otherwise I'd run for 3-7 yards on any other run.

I'd actually say that shotgun runs are very bad too because the runningback seems to be "stuck in the mud" when he gets the ball.

[Dasher]

I play almost exclusively out of the shotgun and have far more success on draws than I ever do on screens.

[gatorsinRENO]

The B-back draw out of the flexbone is pretty effective, the only downside is the way the motion works, if you are playing against a savvy opponent they will be able to see it coming. What is everyone's opinion on screen plays? You guys think they are better this year?

[heelphreak]

The draw works great when you set it up. Next to the read option it's my best running play.

[cbc72]

I would say they are very much worth calling. I have very good success with them.

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[heelphreak]

Yeah man, get your passing attack established, spread em out and then mix in some draws. I get some huge gains on draw plays.

[nwfdwill]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dasher

I play almost exclusively out of the shotgun and have far more success on draws than I ever do on screens.

Yeah, I use LSU playbook, so I use a lot of pistol and shotgun, which may be the reason I have success. This is a bit off-topic, but anyone having success with options on this game? My current qb has a 93 speed with 95 acceleration but I get stuffed every time.

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[ccodycash]

It does seem more difficult this year - which I think is a good thing. course it could be because I just started a dynasty w Idaho and that line makes Swiss cheese look solid.