What Playbooks do you Use?

[espn44]

i use either RUN AND GUN.......or CIN-M.Lewis

[Romosexual08]

For offense, I use Oakland b/c they have the passing offense that best suits my TE and WR's.

On defense, I use either Dallas 3-4 or San Diego 3-4.  I like San Diego's better b/c the blitzing packages they have or Merriman, I use of Ware.

[recstar24]

I use SF - it is somewhat limited but very simple and easy to learn and use.  Its "user friendly" and allows me to focus more on the game itself rather than deciphering various patterns and reads.

[Quincy]

What type of stuff do you like to use in that playbook.

[MM]

I like the run and gun as well.  Defensively, i use MIA - C. Cameron it has 4-3, 3-4 and 46 you can keep the offense off balance really well.

[ignored_child]

I use trick plays because I love tthe new double passes because you can actually throw the ball to say Derrick Mason and have him throw it to Todd Heap for the TD!!

And on defense I use New England because their defense is so f'ing confusing haha

[stefon82]

i play with redskins and use patriots playbook

[chipsydude]

I use Cincinnati's playbook and a 3-4 defense.  I find 4-3 to be terrible most of the time, idk y.  But the Cincy playbook has a shotgun 3wr play on the first screen where your RB and FB can get loose when you put them in motion.  This generally gives me a guaranteed 5-6 yards, depending on the speed of the receiver.  This playbook also features possession routes (designed for t.j. housh) and nice PA deep routes (johnson).

On defense, I normally supersim everything, but against the computer i'll use 3-4 normal, select the 8 man blitz play on the first page, and pinch everyone in and bring the strong safety right up to the line.  I've had seasons where my MLB gets way over 60 sacks, it can get pretty ridiculous.  But if you just want offensive help, I would normally choose shotgun for every pass play and switch to singleback for runs and play actions, sending anyone with speed of over 93 on a streak.  the safety almost always bites, giving u a good chance at a long td.

For running i also like to run simple goal line plays, occasionally switching it up if i see man on man and audibling so i can throw a 5 yard TE route. 

Any play action usually catches both safeties off guard, so if you want a big vertical game just use those.  you can also draft for yamon figurs (rookie), he's on the ravens and his speed is 99, he can get totally open about 30 yards downfield.

[Tom Lee]

I make my own offensive playbook using the wishbone formation.