360 Madden's Nanos

man the 3-4 is tight.. i didnt know it was this easy to blitz from.. but question..when they come out in 3-4 WR's do you guys still run 3-4 or do you come out in nickel dime or whatever..i find its still ok in 3 WR but four or more there are two many mismatches if you dont get pressure and speed becomes a problem

aj_fitness1212 wrote:

man the 3-4 is tight.. i didnt know it was this easy to blitz from.. but question..when they come out in 3-4 WR's do you guys still run 3-4 or do you come out in nickel dime or whatever..i find its still ok in 3 WR but four or more there are two many mismatches if you dont get pressure and speed becomes a problem

problem is that when you audible from another formation (ie: quarters, dollar, nickel etc) is that the guy will often miss his tackle when trying to wrap up the QB. some kind of weird AI programming that was put in place to discourage over charging a nano.

can you imagine a 99 SPD cornerback or WR receiver at the linebacker position going after the QB through the a gap?!

has anybody ever heard of or seen someone putting their DB's as spies and lining them up on the far outside... does this really work?? someone said he played a guy who was doing this and it created a few turn overs.. i would of thought the Spies would of vacated the area and ran after the ball ( towards the QB) vacating his area and leaving it wide open... any thoughts?? ya 360 that would be sick to have a Db running 99 speed at the QB with a sweet hit stick... can you say TRAINER...

aj_fitness1212 wrote:

man the 3-4 is tight.. i didnt know it was this easy to blitz from.. but question..when they come out in 3-4 WR's do you guys still run 3-4 or do you come out in nickel dime or whatever..i find its still ok in 3 WR but four or more there are two many mismatches if you dont get pressure and speed becomes a problem

If I'm getting good heat on the QB I'll run my 3-4 nanos especially when they run empty (5 WRs or 4 WRs/1 TE). They better get rid of the ball fast because it's coming! One guy I played online ran a bunch of empty and I brought the funk almost every time. He had no clue what to do.

If I'm not getting good pressure, I'll run Nickel or Dime and try to rely on coverage more.

NFLASH wrote:

what you should do is put all these vids together... do you have them all on one page on youtube ?

yeah, just go to my youtube channel, its all in there

aj_fitness1212 wrote:

has anybody ever heard of or seen someone putting their DB's as spies and lining them up on the far outside... does this really work?? someone said he played a guy who was doing this and it created a few turn overs.. i would of thought the Spies would of vacated the area and ran after the ball ( towards the QB) vacating his area and leaving it wide open... any thoughts?? ya 360 that would be sick to have a Db running 99 speed at the QB with a sweet hit stick... can you say TRAINER...

This is actually something I like to do, but I use a safety instead of a CB. Set up a nano and place your safety in a QB spy. Keep him deep (12-15 yds). This may force the QB to drop off a pass quicker than he wants to. That drag route looks really friendly when being attacked by 5 or 6 pass rushers. Then SWOOP. Here comes your safety like a bat out of hell stepping right in front of that drag for a pick.

Maybe I'll lab it with a CB. Who knows? Maybe you got something here...