Real football help needed...pass route vs zones related.

[Rebels10]

that is funny...i thought you were talking real football.

[skitch]

So did I, look at his original sentence.

[NoleFan]

Quote: Originally Posted by Kredit

So did I, look at his original sentence.

Yeah, you're right.

Quote:

I'm trying to get back into coaching because it's alot different when you had a hand in the game instead of just watching.

I'm trying to get back into coaching in NCAA 2005 because it's alot different when you had a hand in the game instead of just watching.

[skitch]

Haha, got it now.

Just really misleading.

Plus - the 'nervous' sentence REALLY made it sound like real life football.

[rns]

Sideline fly patterns are good against cover 2 zone. One receiver deep against their weaker safety will work if your QB throws there. Send two receivers on the same side on a fly and the safety on that side is outnumbered deep if the play has time to ripen. There is also a magic point in the sideline fly against cover 2 zone, just as he gets past the CB's underneath zone but before he gets close to the deep safety... the CPU seems to be fairly good at putting the right timing and touch on it to hit the receiver in that sweet spot.

Ins and crossing routes can work against cover 3 zone. With 4 man zone underneath, a good QB should be able to time passes in the gaps. Flags might do well too.

[NoleFan]

Quote: Originally Posted by rns

Sideline fly patterns are good against cover 2 zone. One receiver deep against their weaker safety will work if your QB throws there. Send two receivers on the same side on a fly and the safety on that side is outnumbered deep if the play has time to ripen. There is also a magic point in the sideline fly against cover 2 zone, just as he gets past the CB's underneath zone but before he gets close to the deep safety... the CPU seems to be fairly good at putting the right timing and touch on it to hit the receiver in that sweet spot. Ins and crossing routes can work against cover 3 zone. With 4 man zone underneath, a good QB should be able to time passes in the gaps. Flags might do well too.

Thanks rns!

[rns]

NP, hope it helps.
Actually the sideline streak might work against cover 3 too, since the middle man deep won't necessarily be able to get over to help in time. I think flag routes might probably kill cover 4 too.