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  • DAWGNATION06
    Rookie
    • Apr 2009
    • 101

    #1

    Anybody remember that press coverage.....

    Cheeese play that use to be like triangle up dwn l r something???
  • whughes
    MVP
    • Jul 2012
    • 1688

    #2
    Re: Anybody remember that press coverage.....

    Originally posted by DAWGNATION06
    Cheeese play that use to be like triangle up dwn l r something???
    On ps3 yes it is triangle, up, then down. But with the right sliders it fixes it and it's not cheese anymore
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    • DAWGNATION06
      Rookie
      • Apr 2009
      • 101

      #3
      Re: Anybody remember that press coverage.....

      How is it not cheese anymore? It makes it like impossible for anybody to be open

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      • DAWGNATION06
        Rookie
        • Apr 2009
        • 101

        #4
        Re: Anybody remember that press coverage.....

        I believe that people still do it on madden

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        • jello1717
          All Star
          • Feb 2006
          • 5721

          #5
          Re: Anybody remember that press coverage.....

          Press coverage is EXTREMELY easy to beat (so much so that I don't abuse it against the CPU). When I'm playing other players, I love seeing press coverage. I just hot route my outside receiver(s) to streaks. Then more times than not (usually a LOT more times than not) the CB will whiff on the WR and he'll be running free. A bullet pass between the CB and S is an easy 20+ yard gain. If there's no safety help, then a lob pass is an easy TD.

          Partly because of this, 1 of my house rules against the CPU is that I'm not allowed to hot route anyone.
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          • jello1717
            All Star
            • Feb 2006
            • 5721

            #6
            Re: Anybody remember that press coverage.....

            Press coverage is so easily beaten that I very rarely use it myself because it frequently gets turned into a TD.


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            • whughes
              MVP
              • Jul 2012
              • 1688

              #7
              Re: Anybody remember that press coverage.....

              Originally posted by jello1717
              Press coverage is EXTREMELY easy to beat (so much so that I don't abuse it against the CPU). When I'm playing other players, I love seeing press coverage. I just hot route my outside receiver(s) to streaks. Then more times than not (usually a LOT more times than not) the CB will whiff on the WR and he'll be running free. A bullet pass between the CB and S is an easy 20+ yard gain. If there's no safety help, then a lob pass is an easy TD.

              Partly because of this, 1 of my house rules against the CPU is that I'm not allowed to hot route anyone.
              Couldn't have said it any better myself
              Check out my dynasty thread:
              http://www.operationsports.com/forum...post2047930775

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              Chicago Bears
              U of M Wolverines
              CMU Chippewas


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              • conception
                Rookie
                • Oct 2012
                • 213

                #8
                Re: Anybody remember that press coverage.....

                I like to use press in conjunction with the blitz, as I think it may buy me a second or two for my blitzer to get there. Even against bad QB's though, they can find the guy who got beat and hit him for 15-20 yards before my safety can save the day, if he is even there in that coverage. Against a good QB who wants to pass and not run, press coverage is a death wish, as is cover 2 when downfield routes are run.

                Press coverage is a tool not an end all. I've found myself fielding surprising great defenses that perform much better than equally talented ones used to for me not because I have learned what tools to bring into certain situations.

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                • franko3219
                  Pro
                  • Jul 2009
                  • 788

                  #9
                  Re: Anybody remember that press coverage.....

                  Press coverage is rarely used as a base defense coverage. When you see press it is usually due to a blitz package and/or the defense has a really good D-line that can get quick pressure on the QB. If you are in man coverage for more than 3 to 4 seconds the defense is in trouble.

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