i'll give you some tips tomorrow if you remind me. unless you don't want or need my help
I can use all the help I can get. I like practicing against people in regular games but it doesn't really do much since the rosters are so different.
It's just certain areas that I'm struggling in that have killed me season after season. It's usually certain pass routes (like the comeback route) that I fail to call the right plays on. And it's also my offensive playcalling or my lack of ideas when all of my receivers are covered heavily.
Oh and is there a third "coverage" that my corners can be in when playing man? It seems that they are either A) pressing or B) playing soooooo far off.
Mcneily was in the playoffs once and almost beat me if not for OUR hero Vince Young.
Now he is livewire. The regression is sad.
lol. I'm the same player I've always been. There's no regression here. I still think I can make the playoffs year after year but with a lot of the talent in this league, .500 ain't gonna cut it. I just need some pointers that can help me out in the areas that kill me and I think I could be even better.
The one thing that matters, though, is that it's all a good time, especially that I'm using the Redskins. I just wish I didn't screw up in certain areas so I know that I could at least play someone competitively without giving up easy TD's or failing miserably on moving the ball down the field.
I also think I could've made the playoffs in Season 1. I lost to three teams due to shitty fumbles and my lack of experience in certain areas (like getting abused by a TE). But since that season, I think I've mastered coverage with my LB.
If it's what I think you're referring to, it's not a fade, just a fly route (at least with me).
Yea, whichever route that is. Soka tells me that it usually works for him, especially in zone coverage because he's somehow able to slip the pass in between my corner and FS.
Anyway, I think I'm going to go back to using the Redskins playbook or at least find a new playbook to mess around with.