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jajajajim · 08-14-2012, 01:26 PM

I agree the CPU knowing your play is BS. Don't know if people know this trick or not though...

Say you have twin TE on one side and twin WR on the other. You are trying to run a stretch to the heavy side. If it looks like they have stacked that side, try calling an audible and do L trigger (which is a dummy audible - same play). Often times the CB that was in a zone look messing up your numbers game on the TE side will switch into a man look and go over to the WR side, making your play viable without having to change it.

If that makes any sense... I guess in brief, try audibling to the same play if it seems the CPU is stacking the playside against you.

08-14-2012, 01:26 PM	#34
jajajajim Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Dec 2010	Re: Play recognition = CPU cheating I agree the CPU knowing your play is BS. Don't know if people know this trick or not though... Say you have twin TE on one side and twin WR on the other. You are trying to run a stretch to the heavy side. If it looks like they have stacked that side, try calling an audible and do L trigger (which is a dummy audible - same play). Often times the CB that was in a zone look messing up your numbers game on the TE side will switch into a man look and go over to the WR side, making your play viable without having to change it. If that makes any sense... I guess in brief, try audibling to the same play if it seems the CPU is stacking the playside against you.