The Miami 4-3 Defense

[DSonTL]

So I been researching heavily on the Miami 4-3 and it says that their promises front was the 4-3 over. Yet in images it looks like a 4-3 stack or normal in Madden. Now my confusion is simple. Madden still doesn’t allow you to have specified strong/weak side players which can alter scheming or render it useless. And the 4-3 over on the game is nothing but the 4-3 under flipped. I guess my question is is it possible that Madden has the fronts wrong?


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[infinite76]

In madden to simulate, you probably should run a 3-4 with 4-3 personnel ( replace the down lb with a speedy DE). It will give you the right people in the right gaps

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[DSonTL]

Quote: Originally Posted by infinite76

In madden to simulate, you probably should run a 3-4 with 4-3 personnel ( replace the down lb with a speedy DE). It will give you the right people in the right gaps Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

Which front would you suggest and that begs a question now...would that hurt my players attributes.. like having a pass rushing DE as my end in the 3-4. Wouldn’t that hurt my players skills.. I’m afraid to have an undersized dlinemen in a 3-4


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[infinite76]

It may hurt their OVR all but it doesn't take away their skill points to do their job. For example de playing olb only hurts if you call a play he is in coverage. If you are true to your scheme then you won't. You will probably need to stay in the 3-4 under section of the playbook probably

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[badgerpns]

Quote: Originally Posted by DSonTL

And the 4-3 over on the game is nothing but the 4-3 under flipped. I guess my question is is it possible that Madden has the fronts wrong?

In Madden, the Miami 4-3 over you are talking about is what the game just calls "4-3 Normal"
Why they have something called a 4-3 Over that is just a reversed 4-3 under, with slightly diff. plays, is beyond me.

[DSonTL]

Quote: Originally Posted by badgerpns

In Madden, the Miami 4-3 over you are talking about is what the game just calls "4-3 Normal" Why they have something called a 4-3 Over that is just a reversed 4-3 under, with slightly diff. plays, is beyond me.

So the 4-3 Miami is the 4-3 Normal? Lol figured EA


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[timhere1970]

Quote: Originally Posted by infinite76

It may hurt their OVR all but it doesn't take away their skill points to do their job. For example de playing olb only hurts if you call a play he is in coverage. If you are true to your scheme then you won't. You will probably need to stay in the 3-4 under section of the playbook probably Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

Also, autoflip has to be turned off or it will put him in coverage a lot.