When a new Madden season starts, the way you win the most games is by not making mistakes. The easiest way to avoid mistakes is to run the ball consistently with plays that you know will work.
The running play below is extremely effective and will give your opponents nightmares.
Playbook: Buffalo Bills
Formation: Pistol Ace Twins
Play: Strong Power
Setup:
- Flip the run to the left
Overview: This play works best with an above average running back and offensive line. You don’t always need to flip the run to the left side of the field. Sometimes the numbers work out better if you run to the right side. It just depends on what the defense is doing.
Here is how the play should look if you run it correctly.
Before the snap, you have to decide whether to run the play the way it is designed or whether you should flip the run to the left. Here we decided to flip the run to the left.
Right after the snap, you can see how well your blocks are setting up. You should have no trouble finding the hole.
Everyone around us seems to be blocked. There are no free defenders anywhere near our running back.
We are now 15 yards past the line of scrimmage and still no one is around our running back.
The play results in a touchdown.
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Oh no it’s those strong power runs again smh. Is the defense still reacting clueless to this run like they did in madden 15? Please post how to stop this ASAP @madden school
Looking into how to stop it or at least slow it down now.
All runs can be stopped. Use 5-2 or 4-4 and jam the gaps. Force the runner inside, it’s a numbers game. Never be caught outn umbered on the edges.
As a key player, your “QB” should have the rating of 95+ Throw Power. As early said that in Madden NFL 16, Bear is a balance playbook, with its chance to 3 – 4.