NFL-Like Playbooks

[Aeroscorp]

Hello, everyone:

I'm doing a dynasty that is attempting to be as pro-like as possible. I've figured out the types of players to get (speed, speed, speed - except for the QB), but am stuck on a playbook. What I'd like to do is find some Madden 25 playbooks and convert them to NCAA, but haven't found any uploaded.

So, what I'm asking is, has anyone used a playbook that is similar to the Madden ones? Nothing jumps out to me besides Penn St. and Boise St., but those are listed as Multiple-style. I'm not well-versed enough in playbook building to put together my own, but am willing to look at customs with some guidance.

Thanks!

[Jazon654]

Quote: Originally Posted by Aeroscorp

Hello, everyone: I'm doing a dynasty that is attempting to be as pro-like as possible. I've figured out the types of players to get (speed, speed, speed - except for the QB), but am stuck on a playbook. What I'd like to do is find some Madden 25 playbooks and convert them to NCAA, but haven't found any uploaded. So, what I'm asking is, has anyone used a playbook that is similar to the Madden ones? Nothing jumps out to me besides Penn St. and Boise St., but those are listed as Multiple-style. I'm not well-versed enough in playbook building to put together my own, but am willing to look at customs with some guidance. Thanks!

Tulane’s playbook is identical to the New Orleans saints book.


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[Aeroscorp]

Thanks! I'll give it a shot!

[whughes]

IIRC, the USC playbook is also very pro style. I believe Stanford’s as well

[sherrane]

The Kansas playbook is from when Charlie Weis was the headcoach there. It is mostly a pro offense with some college wrinkles, such as a few triple option plays. This is a very good playbook for a Madden player to begin to make the transition to NCAA.


The Rutgers playbook is also a good pro style playbook. It is mostly I-Formation variants with Shotgun formations.

[JH823Opsport]

Virginia's playbook is worth a look. Steve Fairchild was the offensive coordinator at Virginia when NCAA 14 was released. Plus, he also used to be an offensive coordinator for the then-St. Louis Rams and Buffalo Bills in the NFL.