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Let's face it, Madden is a passer's game for a variety of reasons. Thus, formations like the 4-4, which feature only 3 DBs -- oftentimes get overlooked.
Madden Moneyshot on YouTube has a new video talking about the 4-4 and the situations you might find it useful with three play recommendations.
Obviously, the 4-4 is the type of defense you'd want to run when your opponents are playing some rather run-heavy offense. With formations that don't spread the field, like double tight or I-formation type of formations, the 4-4 is a formidable defense to have called.
Obviously, the 4-4 falls apart if your opponent is bringing more spread formations like a four or five wide set -- as it should. But if you have an opponent which is insisting on trying to run the ball out of heavier formation sets, the 4-4 oftentimes is a good counter.
Are you running the 4-4 and if so, are you finding any success with it?
Madden Moneyshot on YouTube has a new video talking about the 4-4 and the situations you might find it useful with three play recommendations.
Obviously, the 4-4 is the type of defense you'd want to run when your opponents are playing some rather run-heavy offense. With formations that don't spread the field, like double tight or I-formation type of formations, the 4-4 is a formidable defense to have called.
Obviously, the 4-4 falls apart if your opponent is bringing more spread formations like a four or five wide set -- as it should. But if you have an opponent which is insisting on trying to run the ball out of heavier formation sets, the 4-4 oftentimes is a good counter.
Are you running the 4-4 and if so, are you finding any success with it?
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