CJ's Singleback Bunch TE breakdown(found in the RNG PB)

this is a breakdown of the singleback Bunch TE formation in the Run N' Gun PB. there will be 5 plays broken down out of it. I like this fomation because you can tell if its man or zone coverage without having to look for all that crazy stuff like if the safety is shifting or if the CB's look directly at the CB and not at the QB.
Plays: flood look curl, Drive Corner, TE option, slant attack and Z-seam option

flood look curl: this is a play to use when your opp. is blitzing out the A$$.
SETUP: motion the INSIDE WR to the left(WR in the middle. your #3 WR on the depth chart)
put your #1 WR on an in route.
LOOKS: your 1st look will be the WR on the in route(the motioned WR takes the gets the LB in the hook zone to guard him instead of the WR running the in route)
your 2nd look(if blitzing and leaving the flats open) you should look to the WR running the flood route(its your #2 WR if that makes it any easier to know hwat route it is) this is a delayed route, but since its delayed you get ALOT more yards.
Your 3rd look will be the RB ruuning the flat route. there are certain plays that have flat routes on one side but not the toher, and this play opens that up.

Drive Corner - this is one of my more favorite pays from this formation. I call it the man coverage killer because that is what it does. it confuses the Dbacks and Lbacks to guard ppl that would be a mismatch.
SETUP: motion yout WR in the middle(#3 WR you may want to sub in a TE for this play though) to the left(this will make your opponent think that it's flood look curl if you use flood look curl once or twice before you use this) put the HB on a curl route(it's hard to stop a route from the RB out of the backfield)
LOOKS: this is a rare play where you actually have 2 1st looks. they will be the motioned WR or the TE running the corner route. you will know who to throw to once the ball is hiked and you see if its a blitz, man or zone coverage(if its man coverage your 1st look is the WR running the drag route)
Your 2nd look will be the RB running the curl route.
Your 3rd look will be the WR running the in route
Your last look will be the WR running the drag route.

TE option - this is a play where you have 3 post and corner route being run in one area, so you will need to utilize that.
SETUP: put the HB on a curl(this is a check down route thats usually open)

Looks: your 1st look will be the #1 WR(WR on the far right) running the post(its not an actual post but IDK what it's called)(if it's man coverage, the TE running the option is open, but watch out because if he's pressed(bump and run) then it'll get picked 7 out of 10 times.)
Your 2nd look will be the TE running the option(this is a curl route but smaller so that he won't be guarded by a LB unless he's manually guarded)
Your 3rd look will be the RB running the curl route.
Your 4th look wil be the WR in the middle(#3 WR) running the post route(only in cover 2 will he be open, so look for that)


SLANT ATTACK: this is an odd play, but works well if used correctly.

SETUP: put the outside right WR(#1 WR) on a fade route. motion the WR in the middle to the left and hot route him to a curl. put your #2WR(inside right WR) on a curl route. put the TE on a streak

LOOKS: your 1st look will be the HB running the wheel route(the fade takes away the CB on the deep post so that the HB is open.)
Your 2nd look will be inside right(#2WR) running the curl route.
Your 3rd look will be TE running the streak(cover 2 only. I wouldn't try to squeeze it in)
Your 4th look will be the motioned WR running the curl route.

Z-seam Option - this is a tricky play to get down, so lab this one before trying it in a game because you may find an easier way to do it.

SETUP: motion your middle WR(#3 WR) to the RIGHT. put him on a streak. hot route the HB on an in route to the right so that there is an overload to the one side and just the TE running his route to the left.

LOOKS: your 1st look will be the WR runng the option route(he's usually open for about 3 to 8 yards)
Your 2nd look will be the RB running the out route(make the reads quick because he won't be open for long).
Your 3rd look is going to be the your #1 WR(outside right) running the weird corner route.(if you can RC then this is a dream route, becasue its really easy to RC because of how the cuts are)
Your 4th look will be the TE running his corner route(cover 2 he'll be open easily just throw a high bullet towards him)

This is my Sigleback Bunch TE breakdown. if you like it, PM me for one that you'd like me to make you and I'll see what I can do.

Thanks lol

thanx im finding out stuf out of run n gun that neva really payed attention to

not tryna spam or anything, but how in the bloody hell did this become a sticky?

[xMSOG] CJDAWGG14 wrote:

not tryna spam or anything, but how in the bloody hell did this become a sticky?

an admin clicked sticky lol

it should its good.

CJ, Think I'm gonna lab this tonight and see how I like it. Has anyone used it?? Do you still use it CJ??

i use this alot....if you put it in your audiables then run a no huddle...i found out that it is really hard to stop it...there is so much of a difference in all the plays that throws off the defence really bad

Thanks for these plays bro,i'll give um a try

Used this to beat LvL 35 Texans_Girl last night!!!!!

mlb6434 wrote:

Used this to beat LvL 35 Texans_Girl last night!!!!!

i heard she is nice good win

I'm labbing this after school tomorrow for sure, this sounds like a good idea seeing how I run with either the Patriots or Rams, relatively good passing teams so hopefully this will help my game. Wish someone would breakdown the multiple D PB for me then I'd be all set lol. Good post CJ

Plays are great.. i think you shuld make a breakdown for the STL playbook

For the TE Option I like to put the outside right receiver on a sideline slant, the inside right rec. on a streak..this takes both db and lb on that side out of the play, the ooutside left on the a sideline slant and the inside lft on a streak..same thing, then the RB on the curl...works well for blitzs and m2m

I will admit I have uploaded about 4 vids after using these plays/formations. What works even better as you all know already is to adjust the play/formation based on the coverage. IE: from the Gun the PA trips, rather than having the TE block let him do his quick out if the corner and DE are lined up even w/TE.Or have the inside right receiver motion right and put him on a out pattern. I like the Weak-close PA Slant as well, the FB is always open and I have him as OPT 1 rather than the WR on a streak....Similarly, from the Singleback 5 WR bunch since its a short drop back if the corners are blitzing just step up into the pocket and bombs away...
Defensively, i have found using the 4-3 cover 3 press can defend some of these, moreover, if AI or your opponent is in a 222 or 212 or 311 even a 411 this works consistently, yet if AI or the opponent chnges formations at the line of scrimmage i audible into the 4-6 cover 3 blitz nails the QB 3/4 times.....I have learned a great deal from CJ's RnG pb and uses it as a base to formulate other sequences at the line of scrimmage......Grwat chit man......

CJ great stuff man. I have seen some of your other stuff and I really like what your doing here. Great to see for the community as a whole. Keep of the good work!

What is an "in" route?

a route where your wide out runs about 4 or 5 yards up, then cuts inside.

CJDAWGG14 wrote:

a route where your wide out runs about 4 or 5 yards up, then cuts inside.

So how do I hot route it?

Triangle or Y. The receivers icon, and depending on which side he's on, hit the Left analog stick in the direction that would make him run toward the middle of the field.

Just dominated 2 guys with this great breakdown

Thx a lot

hoshdude7 wrote:

Just dominated 2 guys with this great breakdown

Thx a lot

did you really man..thats nice stuff good job

if your 360 i will play you

So only lost one game all day out of like 7 or 8. And that loss was by one point!

I also beat a lvl 8, and I was a lvl 1 (now 2)