Thanks as always in advance.
Seeking Tips for Running Power
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Re: Seeking Tips for Running Power
On power and counter runs the best advice to give anyone is to follow your blockers. I know that seems really simple minded, but if you stay behind your fullback and any pulling guards, you'll find succes.
Try not sprinting after receiving the hand off. Just find your holes via the blockers and then burst through them. -
Re: Seeking Tips for Running Power
On power and counter runs the best advice to give anyone is to follow your blockers. I know that seems really simple minded, but if you stay behind your fullback and any pulling guards, you'll find succes.
Try not sprinting after receiving the hand off. Just find your holes via the blockers and then burst through them.
I will second that, allow your blocks to set before hitting the "sprint" button.Relax, it's just a video game!Comment
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Re: Seeking Tips for Running Power
Follow your blockers.
Also, I see a lot of people always take the power I outside (ie treat it like a stretch). You can sometimes get big gains this way, but you need to read where the outside DE/LB is being driven. If he is being driven toward the sideline, go just inside between the tackle and guard. Otherwise if you have a fast RB, go outside.Comment
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Re: Seeking Tips for Running Power
Thanks for the replies and suggestions. They are things I "knew" in my head, but I obviously wasn't applying them to the game itself. Just following my blockers has made a big difference. If the CPU chooses to pinch, I feel comfortable going to the power play.Comment
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Re: Seeking Tips for Running Power
Running inside in 14 is really easy on any slider set. The biggest holes in an opposing teams run defense occur up the middle. It seems like cpu defense is programed to stop any outside run leaving the middle wide open. I can see why you might love the inside zone game.Relax, it's just a video game!Comment

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