I'm not talking about a hybrid of an offense or anything. The only one I might recognize is the triple-shoot. I'm talking about an original offense, and what was the scheme and strategies behind it.
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Re: Anyone Ever Create a New Original Offense?
I made a triple shoot playbook not too long ago. I had to do some researching tho. Its a fun offense. I also made a jet-flexbone sweep offense and Joe Gibbs and Dennis Erickson singleback offenses. Oh I almost forgot. FSU Fastbreak offense that made to the #2 spot on simsports out of like 2000 submitted custom playbooks.
Right now I am working on I guess what you can call a H-back offense where you can motion the TE in the backfield. I been going along and getting all the formations that can allow me to do it. -
Re: Anyone Ever Create a New Original Offense?
The offense I'm using now is a single back offense that runs a lot of sets highlighting the TE and doesn't go above 3 WR at a time. Most single back sets are gonna use a variety of spread and other 4 and sometimes 5 WR sets. I never go above 3 WR, which was the goal when coming up with this, along with a more creative running game. Mine has a mix of a spread feel but incorporates a ton of power football in the two TE formations, with the power O being the basis of my running game. Both of my TE's are exceptional pass catches, so I split them out wide in the slot for my shotgun game.
What's fun about this offense is that, with 5 QB ACC, I used to start out hitting the middle routes before I started crushing the opponents with my speed guys outside. Now with my TE's being a matchup nightmare over the middle, I float streaks and posts to them, sometimes with devastating play action and sometimes with traditional passing.
In real life, this type of offense works well (and is used by coaches like Bellichek) because with a set of pass catching TE's in the huddle I could be running a deep pass or a smashmouth run play and you can't tell based on my personnel.Comment
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Re: Anyone Ever Create a New Original Offense?
I done a triple shoot right up. http://www.operationsports.com/forum...e-writeup.htmlComment
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Re: Anyone Ever Create a New Original Offense?
In an old save with Buffalo I started a new offense using the BYU offensive playbook and using 60% passes with tons of motion with the receivers, keeping the defense on their feet.
Joe Licata passed for almost 4,000 yards with this offense.INACTIVEComment
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Re: Anyone Ever Create a New Original Offense?
Working on one currently. Struggling a little bit to put the finishing touches on it but it is a pistol based offense that uses a flexbone style running game and air raid style passing game. I have tested and tested and the base concepts flow very smoothly I just need some short yardage, redzone, and trick plays to add some spice. I also need to give it a name. Any suggestions are more than welcome.Comment
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Flex-raid? Air-bone? lolComment
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Haha I kinda like the air-bone even if it does sound dumbComment
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Re: Anyone Ever Create a New Original Offense?
Had one I used for UAB, and ARMY dynasties. Named it the ProBone, simply because it was flexbone based, with pro style sets, including shotgun formations. Flexbone triple options were the base plays, with play action plays off of motion out of flexbone formations. When the computer finally got around to figuring it out, or I came up against a really good 3-4 team (USC) I would switch to a more shotgun heavy style, but with a lot of read-option, dive and screen plays, and using the matching play action plays that stemed off of them. My goal was always to rush for at least 350 a game (Got 400 most games). Had years where I averaged 35 passing yards a game, and a couple years where my both my HB's were in the top 3 Heisman voting.NFL: Oakland Raiders
NCAA: Texas Longhorns Football, UNC Hoops
MLB: Boston Red Sox
NHL: Boston BruinsComment
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