I got a idea. Need help (Power spread+shotgun wing-t+power gun)

[jt2000]

What formations do I use for the shotgun wing t? I think linking these 3 offenses will be a great running offense. The power gun formations are like running out of the power spread.

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[jgthedon]

I think Pistol Full House is the closest u can get to that

[jbrew2411]

There are a few Gun formations that feature a single wing. You should just look around in the playbook editor section to find formations and plays that fit what you want to do.

[whughes]

There isn't a base wing-t formation in the game, let alone a shotgun variation of it. I think the closest you're going to get is the flexbone pistol formations or like jbrew said, some single wing out of shotgun

[jakedasnaked]

There actually are some shotgun wing-t formations in the game. They are not going to be exactly what you are looking for but you will have to look for them when you create a custom playbook.
It has 2 receivers to the left, the inside receiver is lined up in slot. HB is to the left of the QB in shotgun. And both tight ends are lined up to the right with the one furthest to the right lined up as a winged/offset tight end. But there are other variations of it as well. I'd say there are maybe 3-4 formations that have wing-t influences in shotgun. You can see this through the buck-sweep play which is a wing-t bread and butter play.

[SonOfEd]

I've spent quite a while on the Wing-T the past several months, and recently have been reading Tubby Raymond's "Order of Football" You have to just pick what series you're going to base out of. Few formations are complete when trying to put this together. I use the list below when building my PBs.

10 series- QB rollout, run/pass option
20 series- Buck/Inverted Veer/Midline/CTR option
30 series- Power/Counter/PA Waggle
40 series- Triple option
50 series- 1-3step Quick passing/bubble and hitch Screens
60 series- Sweep action passing, no PA
70 series- 5-7 step passing/Draw/Slip Screen
80 series- Belly & Trap: IZ/IZ Y lead/OZ/Q Wrap/Slot option/Q blast/Jet
90 series- Speed Option/Shovel

Keeping my formation count low has really helped. I base out of these when in the Gun:
Twin TE HB WK
Split Twins
Normal HB WK
Normal
Trio HB WK

For personnel I set my FB as the TE#2, and my wingbacks will be WR2 and WR3.
Most of my audibles are set to Split Twins, as it is a seamless transition to get my FB in the backfield from Twin TE Slot.

[jt2000]

Quote: Originally Posted by SonOfEd

I've spent quite a while on the Wing-T the past several months, and recently have been reading Tubby Raymond's "Order of Football" You have to just pick what series you're going to base out of. Few formations are complete when trying to put this together. I use the list below when building my PBs. 10 series- QB rollout, run/pass option 20 series- Buck/Inverted Veer/Midline/CTR option 30 series- Power/Counter/PA Waggle 40 series- Triple option 50 series- 1-3step Quick passing/bubble and hitch Screens 60 series- Sweep action passing, no PA 70 series- 5-7 step passing/Draw/Slip Screen 80 series- Belly & Trap: IZ/IZ Y lead/OZ/Q Wrap/Slot option/Q blast/Jet 90 series- Speed Option/Shovel Keeping my formation count low has really helped. I base out of these when in the Gun: Twin TE HB WK Split Twins Normal HB WK Normal Trio HB WK For personnel I set my FB as the TE#2, and my wingbacks will be WR2 and WR3. Most of my audibles are set to Split Twins, as it is a seamless transition to get my FB in the backfield from Twin TE Slot.

I done the series with the buck sweep and veers in the same formation. Great minds think alike.

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[jt2000]

Quote: Originally Posted by jakedasnaked

There actually are some shotgun wing-t formations in the game. They are not going to be exactly what you are looking for but you will have to look for them when you create a custom playbook. It has 2 receivers to the left, the inside receiver is lined up in slot. HB is to the left of the QB in shotgun. And both tight ends are lined up to the right with the one furthest to the right lined up as a winged/offset tight end. But there are other variations of it as well. I'd say there are maybe 3-4 formations that have wing-t influences in shotgun. You can see this through the buck-sweep play which is a wing-t bread and butter play.

Thanks!!!!

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