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Gun Doubles Wing TE: Inside Cross

This play was first brought to our attention by a fairly new member of the Madden-School forums but it is definitely worth sharing.  It includes 4 routes that all come open surprisingly often.  If you make the right reads and have the proper personnel on your team to execute the play, your opponent should have trouble stopping it consistently.

Playbook: Kansas City Chiefs

Formation: Gun Doubles Wing TE

Play: Inside Cross

Gun Doubles Wing TE: Inside Cross - Madden 13 Money Play

Setup:

  1. Hot route your tight end to a fade route
  2. Hot route your square/X receiver to an extended out route.
  3. Hot route your running back to a streak route and motion him to the left

Reads:

  1. Your first 2 reads should be the square/X receiver on the deep out route and your triangle/Y receiver on the drag route
  2. If they are both covered, your next 2 reads are your tight end over the middle (lead pass inside) or your circle/B receiver on the comeback route

Madden-School.com Pro Tip: Mix this play in with HB draw and a few other passing plays out of the same formation and you will have yourself a nice scheme to run in Madden 13.

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DONALD MORGAN
DONALD MORGAN
11 years ago

i like the houston playbook need more plays from it

mikeo21
mikeo21
11 years ago
Reply to  DONALD MORGAN

yeah houstons is great

hah68
hah68
11 years ago

What about the Pitt ebook or Cardinals

mikeo21
mikeo21
11 years ago
Reply to  hah68

you should really try the cardinals very nice plays

mark
mark
11 years ago

i wonder if i shoukld stay with the multiple D of go with the panthers style of defense….

bigdb
bigdb
11 years ago

how do you manually control a receiver once the qb leaves the pocket

termites21
termites21
11 years ago

I really like this

Bryan
Bryan
11 years ago

How do you do a deep/extended out route