Best playbooks to use?

I see a lot of people are leaving Colts and switching over to Chargers, Lions, Falcons, Packers, etc

What playbook are you guys using on Offense?

joemainey said:

I see a lot of people are leaving Colts and switching over to Chargers, Lions, Falcons, Packers, etc

What playbook are you guys using on Offense?

I consider myself a casual player and I've been using colts offense all year and I've been using ravens for a week and it's super fun. Still has bench pivot out of gun bunch that allows for a consistent scheme but also offers a lot of motion plays similar to the dolphins playbook that allows for a more versatile style of play compared to the the colts playbook.

Sea off

are you struggling with midblitz or are you switching for the sake of switching.

Dolphins for me, ever since I switched I've had the most fun and it helps me play a similar motion and misdirection style of offense that I play in cfb so it is very easy to play both games in parallel.

I started with the Colts offense due to familiarity, but moved on a few weeks ago to Dolphins. I really like it but have given the Lions a try of late given the nice spread packages.

On defense, I'm in the Raiders playbook for the third year running. It's got Double Mug, 3-4 over, 4-3 61, BNOG, Dollar, 3-3 Odd, 3-3 Cub. Basically every good defensive formation is in this playbook. Dollar isn't the Dime 3-2 in their book but rather Dime 2-3.

I've run NYJ playbook in M24 and M25. I run a basic offense, I Form Twins stretch option with some trips and bunch mixed in. It works pretty great for a more vanilla offensive coordinator.

doncoyleone said:

I started with the Colts offense due to familiarity, but moved on a few weeks ago to Dolphins. I really like it but have given the Lions a try of late given the nice spread packages.

On defense, I'm in the Raiders playbook for the third year running. It's got Double Mug, 3-4 over, 4-3 61, BNOG, Dollar, 3-3 Odd, 3-3 Cub. Basically every good defensive formation is in this playbook. Dollar isn't the Dime 3-2 in their book but rather Dime 2-3.

It's a great book for sure but it doesn't have 3-4 over. What did you mean by that? I'm curious.

wil420aus said:

I consider myself a casual player and I've been using colts offense all year and I've been using ravens for a week and it's super fun. Still has bench pivot out of gun bunch that allows for a consistent scheme but also offers a lot of motion plays similar to the dolphins playbook that allows for a more versatile style of play compared to the the colts playbook.

A zig route is a scheme now 💀💀

I use a mix of Dolphins and Packers. 

Dolphins has a ton of motions / gadget plays that are really fun and can be very effective in the RedZone.

Packers feels a bit more bread and butter. There aren't as many gadget plays but the good formations feel a bit more loaded to me.  Biggest complaint I have here is no touch passes.

DJONES13 said:

A zig route is a scheme now 💀💀

Yes, what more is a scheme than a tendency with a few branches to operate against counters?

DJONES13 said:

A zig route is a scheme now 💀💀

Haha not scheme but a common play, since they took zigs out of hot routes.

Getting pretty fatigued of my eagles O book but it’s not terrible

Titans, tight slots.  Having a auto motion wheel is a must have for your offense IMO, only downside to this formation is that its hard to block 6 man pressure