Tight Flex

TIGHT FLEX - WR corners - man beater
- smart route LB
- do whatever u wish with B and Y I'd probebly put B on a streak for RC purposes

motion LB half a step to the left, snap. Because he is behind the X WR when u snap he becomes an unbumpable. against bump he'll be wide open and cover 2s wait a second he becomes open. other reads are your X WR over the middle and finally B on a RC.

TIGHT FLEX - SLOT WHEEL - quick pass
hit LB on wheel for quick yardage because X will be bumped in man coverage and cover 2 therefore no one on that side to make a play on the LB WR. cover 3/4 the CB's back up so you should have room.

TIGHT FLEX - PA QB CHOICE/QB CHOICE
- motion LB over, smart route him.
- streak X
- Drag B

go to play here: the streak slant out combo work nicely on each other you just have to watch what the safety and corner do. if the corner stays low on a cover 2 then the streak (X) will stretch the safety back leaving the slant (LB) uncoverd.
A is your man beater, B your check down. hit X if the D starts to play to the sidelines, pass lead in and user to get a jetpack animation.

QB choice
- a nice draw play because of the tackle pulling around.
- motion A over to give it the same look as PA QB choice, snap.
- you'll notice that A actually does a cutback block to the right. so now you have your RT pulling to the left and your A WR pulling to the right, creates major holes. and if you have a fast QB mix it up by actually running with your QB.

TIGHT FLEX -WR CROSS
- motion b over to left, streak Y
- if u see zone when u motion B block LB

if man: hit LB pretty much everytime, if hes not there look for A on the drag or else Y with pass lead to the inside.

if zone: block LB, look for quick pass to X (speed kills here), Y for the seam pass against cover 2's, B on the RC to the sidelines

then from here u just gotta mix in a lil goaline off tackle and some spread, lil split offset for the blue routes then empty trio

what PB is tight flex in?

RnG n ATL. Im gonna do a NYJ UC one right now too

NYJ Under Center scheme
AUDIBLES
I form pro twins: PA CTR Waggle
strong Pro: HB slip screen
Strong pro twins: HB Lead blast
Weak pro: FB Dive
Weak Pro twins: Inside zone

the audibles arent so much as important as the formations they are in.
having all of these formations in our audibles makes it possible to disguise every single play we are going to run.

For example: I would come out in I-form Pro: HB toss
I would then motion my B WR over to the left to 1. see if the Defense is in man/zone and 2. this gives me extra blocking to the left when i flip the toss.

Now we also have our formation audibles from I-form Pro, the quick audible down gives us an inside zone play, when we have ran the toss for good yardage mix it up with inside zone, so motion B to the left and snap when he gets behind the RG.

On to the next part. When you motion B to the left and let him set you get what appears to be the same as Iform Pro twins...now we can audible to our Pa CTR Waggle without the Defence noticing. This now gives us access to 5 new plays. None of the Quick audibles are that great but the D thinks the same play is coming you have the element of suprise. You gotta figure out for yourself the best adjustments for running your Quick audibles.

once you've hit em with Iform pro twins for a while you can then move on to another formation without them noticing, just make sure you make the right sequence of moves.

example: to go from Iform pro to I form pro twins to strong pro twins you would have first motion B to the left (call audible to Iform pro twins while hes in motion to speed him up), then once everyone is set, motion your FB to the right and audible to Strong pro twins.

Basically possibilities are endless you just gotta screw around with the motions and what not in practice mode to figure it all out but there is a starting point for everyone

Good stuff buzzkill

nice stuff Buzz.