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shugknight · 10-03-2005, 01:27 PM

its not that hard guys.. The more points you receive during "practice" the better you'll be able to run it during the games.

I think what it does is it gives you a percentage boosts on awr for all your players. Which in turn help with blocking, etc..

You can choose the play anytime you like as much as you like. Just try experimenting. I've done WR Screens during practice just for kicks, then when I ran it during the game, to my surprise I got a 40 yard gain on it. My longest prior to running it in practice was about -3 yards.

pfunk880 · 10-03-2005, 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by shugknight


	I've done WR Screens during practice just for kicks, then when I ran it during the game, to my surprise I got a 40 yard gain on it. My longest prior to running it in practice was about -3 yards.

So you mean you just go into the practice mode in franchise and pick your own plays, instead of the focused practice with the three plays picked for you?

10-03-2005, 01:27 PM	#9
shugknight MVP OVR: 15 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Begins with a C, ends with an O and in the middle is HICAG.	Re: weekly gameplan its not that hard guys.. The more points you receive during "practice" the better you'll be able to run it during the games. I think what it does is it gives you a percentage boosts on awr for all your players. Which in turn help with blocking, etc.. You can choose the play anytime you like as much as you like. Just try experimenting. I've done WR Screens during practice just for kicks, then when I ran it during the game, to my surprise I got a 40 yard gain on it. My longest prior to running it in practice was about -3 yards.

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