XtremeWTRocker
Rookie MS Member
Number of posts: 202
Registration date: 2010-03-31
 | | Subject: Re: 360 Madden's Nanos 2010-04-01, 22:49 | |
| | 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... |
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RandyMoss_Rko
New MS Member
Number of posts: 46
Registration date: 2010-05-14
| | Subject: Re: 360 Madden's Nanos 2010-05-20, 13:14 | |
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