Why do my RB & TE line up as WR in 5 wide sets?
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Why do my RB & TE line up as WR in 5 wide sets?
When I am running plays with 5 WR it's always 3 WR and a RB and TE. Never 5 WR. This happens no matter what formation I am in.Tags: None -
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Some 5 wide sets are like that where the WR and the TE are in those spots. I know "Spread Flex" the TE is always the right side slot receiver. One of the stacked formations there is always a running back on the far left side as well. -
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So the 4th and 5th WR on my depth chart are only on the field when they sub in for another WRComment
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I’ve had this happen to me too. I noticed in my final dynasty game, but have no clue if it happened before that game. I called a 5WR formation and my starting HB was in the slot.
I have an 11 personnel empty set, but this wasn’t it. I call plays by personnel, so it was most certainly a 00 personnel 5 WR formation.
I checked my SLWR, and WR depth charts and my HB was not in either.
If I had to guess, maybe some of my 6 WRs and/or 3 SLWR guys were too tired/worn and torn to fill the 5 slots of my formation, so it grabbed the next best person not in the depth chart.Favorite Teams:
College #1: Michigan Wolverines
College #2: Michigan State Spartans (my alma mater)
College #3: North Carolina Tar Heels
NHL: Detroit Redwings
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Re: Why do my RB & TE line up as WR in 5 wide sets?
Is your HB and te listed in you SLWR depth chart slot? If so, that’s your answer.Favorite Teams:
College #1: Michigan Wolverines
College #2: Michigan State Spartans (my alma mater)
College #3: North Carolina Tar Heels
NHL: Detroit Redwings
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Re: Why do my RB & TE line up as WR in 5 wide sets?
Some formations are like that so you can go no huddle and without substituting switch between 5 wide and back to 11 with an inline TE and RB in the backfield. You basically could get a defense stuck in dime personel and then run itComment
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I've noticed that HBs usually have a high Short Route Running, which places them in the Slot WR depth chart.Comment
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Which sets? Empty in EA world does not mean 5WR, only explicitly marked 5WR sets do. Most Spread sets work that way too. Unless they say 4WR they aren't 4WR. Because of the very arbitrary audible restrictions this was EA's work around to get realistic no-huddle and audibles that let RBs and TEs line up out wide like they do all the time in real lifeNFL:New England Patriots
NBA:Boston Celtics
MLB:Boston Red Sox
NHL:Boston Bruins
NCAA:Boston College EaglesComment
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Re: Why do my RB & TE line up as WR in 5 wide sets?
Are you guys not reading? This is in every formation. Not a single play with 5 WR has actually 5 WR in it. It's 3 WR a TE and a RB EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.Comment
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Re: Why do my RB & TE line up as WR in 5 wide sets?
So goal line formation?
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Re: Why do my RB & TE line up as WR in 5 wide sets?
It wouldn't be an issue if on the play call screen you could use a substitution package with 5 wide receivers. I know FSU's playbook only lets you sub out the quarterback, running back in the slot for another back, and the slot tight-end for another tight-end in that formation.Comment
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I was going to say this, but jello1717 beat me to it.
My #2 SLWR is my 3rd Down Back. He is playing as the #4 WR almost every time I am in a 4 or 5 wide set. Check your depth chart if you haven't. In this game I have my #2 WR as my #1 SLWR and my #3 WR (based on overall rating) is my #2. In 14 that #3 WR would be the slot receiver, but they added this position on the depth chart so you can better manage the personnel.Comment
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