These 2 Seahawks Q's kept me up last night

[acjones151]

1) Does the game differ between zone blocking running offensives, & man 2 man ones?

2)Also, what does the seahawks playbook look like? Hope it's not Holmgrens old west coast... Reading training camp reports and Mora's offensive seems to be much more diverse, with different pakages and different routes from flankers and slot WR's

I txted those to O/S on facebook last night so I wouldn't forget them, sorry if it's redundant... Man last night I was reading 3 threads that got me soo psyched for this game, in no particular order they were....

The Official Madden Franchise Impressions , A Simmed Lions Franchise Tracking Draft/Progression, and the Little Things thread

As for my zone blocking Q above, I don't know that a bunch of teams run it, but just off the top of my head, don't the Colts run that stretch play, alot? and I'm pretty sure the Falcons still run it, and now apparently the Seahawks are switching over this offseason

Any insight would be appreciated and help make the wait till Fri a little more bearable...

Thanks,

[wkf34]

ok, i'm not trying to be rude or anything, but if 2 questions about a video game kept you up last night, you need some outside help man.

[acjones151]

You're right that is rude...

Thanks for making a new profile just to say that

Anywho... if this years game features no difference between zone and man running, then there's something to add to the wish list for next year...

[acjones151]

ok it's not like I didn't sleep last night... but after reading those great threads I mentioned earlier for about an hour or two before bed my mind was racing with Madden on the brain..

I was laying there about to dream a sweet dream of my beloved Seahawks championship (yeah right) and the zone running thang popped into my head & I'm still hoping for a little insight from those lucky few who have the game already

[cathartik]

I really hope they have mora's playbook in the game this year... i feel the problem with our offense at times is that if the timing is slightly off, it's easier to read and get cheap interceptions

[Lalangan]

Aww man you guys kidding me? I loved the west coast offense. If ran right the timing can be hard to stop, and Hasselbeck is a great quarterback to run this offense. 2008 was riddled with injuries though. :\

[cathartik]

Yeah, i'm keepin' my fingers crossed

[ezio]

Can someone tell me what to look for as far as Mora's playbook goes? If so, i will check. thanks.