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BeatArmy · 11-29-2010, 09:24 PM

As an "Amen" to what you've said here, notice that if you run Martz' system, your TE will often be OOB when attempting to catch something on an out route.

The AI truly loves slot guys. If you have a first round WR you'd like to develop, start him in the slot straight away. He'll get LOTS of opportunities immediately especially in a spread/Martz/3WR set.

When running, to quote the OP, in general, put 2TE in to guarantee a head start. I'm not sure what it is about the game but if there's anybody from a small FS to a DL kicking around the LOS, he'll tackle your HB immediately. I've found that I can only run if I'm for sure outnumbering the defense at the LOS or at least even. Should you put a single TE at the line in a 3WR set and the D put all seven in the box instead of sliding out to cover a WR, you're in trouble.

Sorry if I hijacked your thread at all.

11-29-2010, 09:24 PM	#4
BeatArmy Rookie OVR: 1 Join Date: Nov 2010	Re: On height/size/jumping in the passing game As an "Amen" to what you've said here, notice that if you run Martz' system, your TE will often be OOB when attempting to catch something on an out route. The AI truly loves slot guys. If you have a first round WR you'd like to develop, start him in the slot straight away. He'll get LOTS of opportunities immediately especially in a spread/Martz/3WR set. When running, to quote the OP, in general, put 2TE in to guarantee a head start. I'm not sure what it is about the game but if there's anybody from a small FS to a DL kicking around the LOS, he'll tackle your HB immediately. I've found that I can only run if I'm for sure outnumbering the defense at the LOS or at least even. Should you put a single TE at the line in a 3WR set and the D put all seven in the box instead of sliding out to cover a WR, you're in trouble. Sorry if I hijacked your thread at all.