Pro vs One Back Playbooks

[UDM2004]

Do you prefer one over the other? I have always used Multiple or Pro but I'm starting to wonder if One Back is better.

[UDM2004]

I would really appreciate anyone's input on this one. I'm thinking of restarting my dynasty and hearing what you have to say would be very helpful. Thanks!

[hailejt]

I prefer the one back. When I used to play with Alabama often, I would change every offense, no matter the team, to the one back. It's really simple to use and if you're new to the game (I don't know if you are) you'll like it a lot.

However being a Michigan fan and also using Michigan I can say that I like multiple the best of all

[Eagle34]

Quote: Originally Posted by hailejt

I prefer the one back. When I used to play with Alabama often, I would change every offense, no matter the team, to the one back. It's really simple to use and if you're new to the game (I don't know if you are) you'll like it a lot. However being a Michigan fan and also using Michigan I can say that I like multiple the best of all

Being an Auburn fan, I'm familiar with Al Borges too. He was one reason why we went undefeated in '04. OT: If you're a running team, use One Back. If you pass more use pro. Pro is probably also better for a balanced team since it has multiple Ace, I, and Shotgun formations.

[UDM2004]

Quote: Originally Posted by hailejt

I prefer the one back. When I used to play with Alabama often, I would change every offense, no matter the team, to the one back. It's really simple to use and if you're new to the game (I don't know if you are) you'll like it a lot. However being a Michigan fan and also using Michigan I can say that I like multiple the best of all

I'm a huge Michigan fan but their playbook is too much for my western Michigan team. I will try the one back. Do you recommend Alabama or the one back playbook? Go Blue!

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[buickbeast]

I prefer the one back PBs. The defense still has to respect the run out of these formations since you can line up many tight ends and still have a down field passing game. Single back offenses create match-up problems in the defense. Linebackers will often have to cover receivers in passing routes while defensive safeties are used more to come up and stop the run on the line of scrimmage.
Teams that run a single-back offense typically rely on quick receivers that run great routes, balanced tight ends (blocking/receiving), intelligent, shifty running backs, fast and intelligent offensive linemen, and a quarterback that can read defenses and make safe throws under pressure.

[UDM2004]

Is there a one back playbook that you prefer?

[prettylittlesmiles]

Quote: Originally Posted by UDM2004

Is there a one back playbook that you prefer?

There are only like 4 One back playbooks. Try out all of them until you find the one you prefer.