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LBzrule · 11-19-2008, 08:43 PM

I already posted videos for the Ravens on how they stopped it. I don't want what they did a part of other teams playbooks though. But unfortunately, because of memory allocation, I'm not sure EA is going to be able to do that (have team specific schemes for it). They did some of those things Cowher talks about. They used a specific package and when Ronnie Brown went in motion, they countered with Nick Griesen firing down into the A gap and disrupting the pulling linemen. Lewis and Scott cleaned up the HB's. In that game the Dolphins lined up in the Wildcat 5 times and gained a total of 4 rushing yards. As I said in my other thread, they MUST put defenses in the game to stop the Wildcat. To not do that wouldn't be fair IMO.

11-19-2008, 08:43 PM	#4
LBzrule Hall Of Fame OVR: 40 Join Date: Jul 2002 Blog Entries: 8	Re: Defending the Wildcat in Madden 2010 I already posted videos for the Ravens on how they stopped it. I don't want what they did a part of other teams playbooks though. But unfortunately, because of memory allocation, I'm not sure EA is going to be able to do that (have team specific schemes for it). They did some of those things Cowher talks about. They used a specific package and when Ronnie Brown went in motion, they countered with Nick Griesen firing down into the A gap and disrupting the pulling linemen. Lewis and Scott cleaned up the HB's. In that game the Dolphins lined up in the Wildcat 5 times and gained a total of 4 rushing yards. As I said in my other thread, they MUST put defenses in the game to stop the Wildcat. To not do that wouldn't be fair IMO. Last edited by LBzrule; 11-19-2008 at 08:46 PM.