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Originally Posted by PGaither84 |
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Things I do and do not like about this video:
@ about 0:57 the saints call a run play where the FB is told to lead away from the play to decive the defense. When you watch, the safety and a few backside players correctly try and key off of the FB and the initial move of the RB. As a result they are decived. We also see a double team block on one of the DTs. We see the play is supposed to go between the tackle and guard in the play art, and as the RB goes in that direction, the safety and LB try to pres and fill those gaps after adjusting to the misdirection. Since his lanes are filled the RB kicks outside and toward the sideline where we see a defender take a great pursuit angle and get shook right out of his shoes with a well played juke/animation and is finally brought down inside the 5.
@ about 1:26 we see a play action. the play looks nice... I just am mixed about this play. the defense doesn't really read or react to the run, but maybe that is just becasue they were not faked out by the play action. It doesn't look bad to me. They are not in man, so we can't tell on this play if there is psychic man coverage or not and the run/pass blocking on this play action doesn't appear to have psychic blockers either. We also don't see stupid linemen spining around and leting people through either.
@ about 1:42 we have a red zone play and again the defense is in zone, so no way to see man coverage. The pass blocking in this clip looks as bad as it always has. No real pocket on this play. We do, however, see that great end zone catch.
@ about 2:11 we see more of the same lack of a true pocket and classic Madden pass blocking. Again the defense is in zone and brees launches a bomb over the top of the coverage for a huge gain. This is liekly Pro mode, however, we do see locomotion really taking effect and the match up of acceleration and top speed against a CB.
@ about 2:35 we see the RT and RG double team the DE Robert Mathis who actually gets a "super win" [a term I learned from central game play at CD] {becasue he takes two linemen out of the play, trading two people for one.}
Finally @ about 3:03 we see another example of bad pass blocking/no true pcoket.
In short, from this video only, we see [in my opinion] solid pursuit, nice run blocking logic and poor pass blocking AI. I think this video is a nice example of how Madden 11 is shaping up to be better than Madden 10.
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I agree with most of what you said except the Bold part. Did you get a close look at how the WR
really made that catch? If you watch closely, the CB Clearly breaks down while running with the WR for some reason. That does not express locomotion taking effect...thats called 'wtf just happened?' Theres no reason why (in a cover 3 zone), something happens with the animations/locomotion/physics/or whatever it was to cause the CB to Break down after playing perfect coverage to that point (Even if this is rookie or pro...just let the CB get beat, don't have him just break down while hes running with the WR...)