How would I set up CPU playbooks this way?

[BigOrangeVol4Life]

I have my offline franchise set up where the CPU controls all 32 teams on and off the field. I have 32 profiles set up for every head coach.

If I scrapped it and started over, how would I go about setting up the playbooks for all 32 teams everyone is talking about that's making the CPU call better plays? I believe it's the generic playbooks.

[Champion8877]

Go to my coach tab, select edit scheme, and change the playbook there. Then just do that for every coach

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[BigOrangeVol4Life]

Quote: Originally Posted by Champion8877

Go to my coach tab, select edit scheme, and change the playbook there. Then just do that for every coach Sent from my HTC6525LVW using Tapatalk

Thanks man. I change offense and defense, right? What do I change them to from playbook specific or whatever the default playbook is? I don't remember seeing a "generic" option. I'll have the auto-subs set up too.

[D81SKINS]

This should help you get started.
http://www.operationsports.com/forum...-dskins81.html

I just adjust each team I'm playing a week at a time, no need to do all 32 if your not playing all 32 teams.
When I set the scheme to match the qb traits, it's worked well for the cpu.
So if the qb is mobile and is conservative, he would do well in a run balanced set playbook or even a West coast.

If he's strong-armed and aggressive, he would do well in most default playbooks (due to all the 4 verticals) or a form of spread/vertical playbook. Set the scheme to Vertical and playbook to Run & Shoot.

Use common sense, base the scheme off the personnel.

[BigOrangeVol4Life]

Quote: Originally Posted by D81SKINS

This should help you get started. http://www.operationsports.com/forum...-dskins81.html I just adjust each team I'm playing a week at a time, no need to do all 32 if your not playing all 32 teams. When I set the scheme to match the qb traits, it's worked well for the cpu. So if the qb is mobile and is conservative, he would do well in a run balanced set playbook or even a West coast. If he's strong-armed and aggressive, he would do well in most default playbooks (due to all the 4 verticals) or a form of spread/vertical playbook. Set the scheme to Vertical and playbook to Run & Shoot. Use common sense, base the scheme off the personnel.

I saw the list below in your post. Would you make any changes to any of these teams besides maybe changing the Titans to "run balanced" or would you leave them alone too? Should I just leave the default defensive playbooks as they are?


Arizona Cardinals- Run N Gun
Atlanta Falcons- West Coast
Baltimore Ravens – Balanced or West Coast
Buffalo Bills-Run Balance
Carolina Panthers -Panthers
Chicago Bears - Pass Balanced
Cincinnati Bengals -Pass Balanced
Cleveland Browns- West Coast
Dallas Cowboys-Pass Balanced
Denver Broncos-West Coast
Detroit Lions – Lions
Green Bay Packers- Run N Gun
Houston Texans- Texans or Run Balanced
Indianapolis Colts – Pass Balanced
Jacksonville Jaguars- West Cast
Kansas City Chiefs- West Coast
Miami Dolphins- Run N Shoot
Minnesota Vikings – Balanced
New England Patriots- Balanced
New Orleans Saints – Run N Gun
New York Giants- Pass Balanced
New York Jets- West Coast
Oakland Raiders- Pass Balanced
Philadelphia Eagles- Run N Shoot
Pittsburgh Steelers –West Coast
Saint Louis Rams-Run Balanced
San Diego Chargers - West Coast
San Francisco 49ers – 49ers or Run Balanced
Seattle Seahawks- Run Balanced
Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Run N Gun
Tennessee Titans- Pass Balanced or Run N Gun
Washington Redskins- West Coast

[D81SKINS]

Quote: Originally Posted by BigOrangeVol4Life

I saw the list below in your post. Would you make any changes to any of these teams besides maybe changing the Titans to "run balanced" or would you leave them alone too? Should I just leave the default defensive playbooks as they are? Arizona Cardinals- Run N Gun Atlanta Falcons- West Coast Baltimore Ravens – Balanced or West Coast Buffalo Bills-Run Balance Carolina Panthers -Panthers Chicago Bears - Pass Balanced Cincinnati Bengals -Pass Balanced Cleveland Browns- West Coast Dallas Cowboys-Pass Balanced Denver Broncos-West Coast Detroit Lions – Lions Green Bay Packers- Run N Gun Houston Texans- Texans or Run Balanced Indianapolis Colts – Pass Balanced Jacksonville Jaguars- West Cast Kansas City Chiefs- West Coast Miami Dolphins- Run N Shoot Minnesota Vikings – Balanced New England Patriots- Balanced New Orleans Saints – Run N Gun New York Giants- Pass Balanced New York Jets- West Coast Oakland Raiders- Pass Balanced Philadelphia Eagles- Run N Shoot Pittsburgh Steelers –West Coast Saint Louis Rams-Run Balanced San Diego Chargers - West Coast San Francisco 49ers – 49ers or Run Balanced Seattle Seahawks- Run Balanced Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Run N Gun Tennessee Titans- Pass Balanced or Run N Gun Washington Redskins- West Coast

You may like how good the Run N Gun is for mobile qbs.
Also the NE Default PB isn't bad at all! Not alot of the same 4 verticals on 3rd and 4th and longs.

As far as defense, I would say the generics are more conservative. Multiple D is good for those hybrid Defenses that play multiple fronts.
If you want them to play safer, go with the base 4-3, 3-4. If you want them to be more aggressive, give them their default.
With this day and age in football, multiple D may be the best option for more teams.