Passing Concepts and the Coverages they Beat Chart

[cgm15]

idiot you doesnt know football term....what do you mean by dig.

It's basically a deep in route at around 10-12 yards, typically used as the high read in concepts like Drive (dig and drag from the same side) and Shallow (dig and drag from opposite sides). Correct me if I'm wrong Baller, but my understanding is that an inside release is mandatory against press, which is why the game often makes the route stem inside for the first 3 or 4 steps.

edit: just realized Baller explained Drive and Shallow in his post...silly me, should have known!

[Football_Fan_#1]

It's basically a deep in route at around 10-12 yards, typically used as the high read in concepts like Drive (dig and drag from the same side) and Shallow (dig and drag from opposite sides). Correct me if I'm wrong Baller, but my understanding is that an inside release is mandatory against press, which is why the game often makes the route stem inside for the first 3 or 4 steps.

edit: just realized Baller explained Drive and Shallow in his post...silly me, should have known!

@cgm15...what's up buddy!!! Long time no talk!!! Been waitin to see you in the forums again!!! Hit me up man, either here or on Xbox. We have a lot to talk about and I have some questions for you and I'd like to get in a game sometime before M13 comes out. Good to see you again man, I'll talk to you later

[cgm15]

@cgm15...what's up buddy!!! Long time no talk!!! Been waitin to see you in the forums again!!! Hit me up man, either here or on Xbox. We have a lot to talk about and I have some questions for you and I'd like to get in a game sometime before M13 comes out. Good to see you again man, I'll talk to you later

Hey! Check your PM!

I've just been busy moving halfway across the country, that's all.

[Rich925]

very helpful. Thanks!

[arny6902]

good read

[seahawks2300]

Might sound like an idiot here but what does "MOFC" mean, Baller?

[baller7345]

Might sound like an idiot here but what does "MOFC" mean, Baller?

Middle of the field closed.

[Steve Nash]

Great post Baller, expansive football knowledge, I just feel like in the game provided to us by EA being a high level/ tournament competitive player will find this useless. In the way the game doesn't reflect football even 50% better players will never use a stock anything, just nanos with random defensive hot routes thrown in. I like that someone's willing to contribute to the football aspect, however. Props on the post

[TheMeInTeam]

In skunks every time i've tried nanos and overload speed pressure against good players I'd get burned. When I started running base D's and just usering decently, I got some stops even against some of the better players in the league.

IMO nanos are overrated in madden. It's useful to know some for a surprise pressure now and then but I've not seen people relying on them too much do well consistently.

I've held a lot of offenses to <20 points using press 2 man under and either usering or individual audible-switching if they try to motion snap it.

[Steve Nash]

In skunks every time i've tried nanos and overload speed pressure against good players I'd get burned. When I started running base D's and just usering decently, I got some stops even against some of the better players in the league.

IMO nanos are overrated in madden. It's useful to know some for a surprise pressure now and then but I've not seen people relying on them too much do well consistently.

I've held a lot of offenses to <20 points using press 2 man under and either usering or individual audible-switching if they try to motion snap it.

If you think nanos are overrated, perhaps we can get a game in? I can see where your coming from, so perhaps we could show eachother a couple of things.