Cowboy Brian
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TheCount;3491270 said:Yeah I've noticed that, 3rd receiver is usually the best receiver in the game because a lot of times you can't even SEE the wide receivers unless you zoom out before the snap so you have no clue what's going on out there.
When you play on harder difficulties, before the wide outs even come into view, you've already got pressure in your face.
This scheme works.
Put Ogletree at 1, start the game by making 2 or 3 easy passes to him so the Defense double covers him. His speed stretches the field if you keep him running vertically.
Put Miles at #2, he gets single coverage and destroys the defense
Bryant at #3, sometimes there is a linebacker against him lol. I had 10 catch 150 yard game.
RW at #4, its a mismatch
use MB as the #1 back and felix as the 3dback
I know it sounds stupid to put Ogletree at #1, but if you can get a drive with 2-4 passes to start the game, he gets doubled and have him run flys, then your playing 10 vs 9 on the rest of the field since your taking two people out of the game on defense. My brother was like "why the hell are you putting ogletree at 1 wr" I said "Scheme" lol and it worked.
Marion is an absolute BEAST in short yardage, if you need 2 yards, he is getting it. Just run him up the gut and your getting atleast 2 yards