21 personnel

[Teague31]

Hunter and Deuce are the cheat code

 

[Jarntt]

Would like to see some creativity with 21 personnel. Sometimes with Blue and Mafa in the backfield and sometimes with Blue and Turpin in the backfield. Can motion both Blue and Turpin into receivers against a run box OR motion blue out and run Mafa into a more spread D. This is based on many years of coaching experience on Madden pre 2012.

Less than 50/50 Mafah makes the 53

 

[JW82]

Less than 50/50 Mafah makes the 53

He might not be a good pro. But we already know sanders and williams are washed. I think he has a better shot than them.

 

[gimmesix]

If we can actually run the ball effectively on early downs and in the RZ— there will be plenty of ways to hurt teams in a variety of personnel packages.

But if they don’t fear your running game— then it won’t matter who you motion out of the backfield or line up in the slot or whatever lol…

For my money, I like us in 12 personnel a bit better. Lamb and Pickens at WR, Ferg and your best blocking TE on the field, and Blue at RB. You can max protect if you need to, and you can pass easily with guys that can hurt you at every level, or you can maul people in the running game with speed at RB to make house calls. Not an easy personnel package to defend

I prefer that we use the fullback instead of the second tight end. I like the lead blocker coming out of the backfield, plus he can be handed the ball on dives and is a good receiver. Martyball called for the use of a fullback, so if No-Schott wants to emulate his dad, we might see more of it. I've always believed fullbacks block differently than tight ends. They are usually built lower to the ground and can better root out linebackers in the hole.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

He might not be a good pro. But we already know sanders and williams are washed. I think he has a better shot than them.

Yep, I think it's Williams, Blue, Mafah, and Luepke. Sanders to practice squad or another team.

 

[Gonzomandela01]

We will get bootleg with Dak throwing to Schoon on the first play in Philly.