is the numbering for WRs left to right or right to left?
so in a 2 WR formation ,is the guy on the left 1 and the guy on the right 2? or vice versa.
so in a 2 WR formation ,is the guy on the left 1 and the guy on the right 2? or vice versa.
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It works outside in.
2 WR:
WR1 WR2
3WR:
WR1 WR3 WR2
5WR:
WR1 WR3 WR5 WR4 WR2
etc.
2 WR:
WR1 WR2
3WR:
WR1 WR3 WR2
5WR:
WR1 WR3 WR5 WR4 WR2
etc.
How great it would be if Bort would label them in the replay, or in the playbook, or in the D play creator..or somewhere.
Originally posted by TheBear
trips is WR1..WR2..WR3..LT..LG..C..RG..RT..TE
you sure its like that?
trips is WR1..WR2..WR3..LT..LG..C..RG..RT..TE
you sure its like that?
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Originally posted by ProfessionalKop
you sure its like that?
Yes, and this is Spread.
WR1 WR3 WR4 WR2
you sure its like that?
Yes, and this is Spread.
WR1 WR3 WR4 WR2
Originally posted by Baustin
Yes, and this is Spread.
WR1 WR3 WR4 WR2
so then no its not like he said and its like mat said.
mat said wr1 3 4 2
bear said 1234
oh trips is setup like that and spread is how mat said. holy fuck why do people number shit so stupidly?
Yes, and this is Spread.
WR1 WR3 WR4 WR2
so then no its not like he said and its like mat said.
mat said wr1 3 4 2
bear said 1234
oh trips is setup like that and spread is how mat said. holy fuck why do people number shit so stupidly?
Edited by ProfessionalKop on Jun 24, 2012 00:47:32
Originally posted by ProfessionalKop
Originally posted by Baustin
Yes, and this is Spread.
WR1 WR3 WR4 WR2
so then no its not like he said and its like mat said.
mat said wr1 3 4 2
bear said 1234
Trips is an exception to the outside-in "rule".
Originally posted by Baustin
Yes, and this is Spread.
WR1 WR3 WR4 WR2
so then no its not like he said and its like mat said.
mat said wr1 3 4 2
bear said 1234
Trips is an exception to the outside-in "rule".
Originally posted by ProfessionalKop
so trips right is just:
1 oline 2 3 4 ?
wat, there is no trips right. And you're listing 4 receivers (which would be spread and as Baustin gave you)
so trips right is just:
1 oline 2 3 4 ?
wat, there is no trips right. And you're listing 4 receivers (which would be spread and as Baustin gave you)
WR1 WR3.....C.......WR5 WR4 WR2
.......................QB
Trips is:
1-2-3--O-line
.......................QB
Trips is:
1-2-3--O-line
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Originally posted by Baustin
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Dude, i have no idea. Just put in some sweet running plays, some passing plays and hoped for the best. I've played football for 11 seasons now, not once have i ever played offense. I dont understand anything about it unless it's from a defensive point of view.
Originally posted by Mat McBriar
wat, there is no trips right. And you're listing 4 receivers (which would be spread and as Baustin gave you)
what? Its still trips. Even if you have 6 receivers it can still be trips, just trips both sides. Well obviously not in GLB because you guys play with 11 players and here we play with 12. So what im getting at is, trips is just 3 WRs on either side of the formation, at least as a player in real life and a DC thats how its done. Its usually from left to right you call the numbers of receivers if youre the FS. So if they had 3 on the left, 1 on the right, itd be 31. So trips left, single right.
Spread is usually a 22 formation, unless you count TEs which it would be anywhere from a 22 to a 3-3.
But thanks for the help i think i got my answer, just run the ball.
How did you win without even knowing this essential info? http://goallineblitz.com/game/game.pl?game_id=2097441
Dude, i have no idea. Just put in some sweet running plays, some passing plays and hoped for the best. I've played football for 11 seasons now, not once have i ever played offense. I dont understand anything about it unless it's from a defensive point of view.
Originally posted by Mat McBriar
wat, there is no trips right. And you're listing 4 receivers (which would be spread and as Baustin gave you)
what? Its still trips. Even if you have 6 receivers it can still be trips, just trips both sides. Well obviously not in GLB because you guys play with 11 players and here we play with 12. So what im getting at is, trips is just 3 WRs on either side of the formation, at least as a player in real life and a DC thats how its done. Its usually from left to right you call the numbers of receivers if youre the FS. So if they had 3 on the left, 1 on the right, itd be 31. So trips left, single right.
Spread is usually a 22 formation, unless you count TEs which it would be anywhere from a 22 to a 3-3.
But thanks for the help i think i got my answer, just run the ball.
Originally posted by ProfessionalKop
Originally posted by Mat McBriar
wat, there is no trips right. And you're listing 4 receivers (which would be spread and as Baustin gave you)
what? Its still trips. Even if you have 6 receivers it can still be trips, just trips both sides. Well obviously not in GLB because you guys play with 11 players and here we play with 12. So what im getting at is, trips is just 3 WRs on either side of the formation, at least as a player in real life and a DC thats how its done. Its usually from left to right you call the numbers of receivers if youre the FS. So if they had 3 on the left, 1 on the right, itd be 31. So trips left, single right.
Spread is usually a 22 formation, unless you count TEs which it would be anywhere from a 22 to a 3-3.
But thanks for the help i think i got my answer, just run the ball.
GLB perspective*
We don't have true play diversity.
Originally posted by Mat McBriar
wat, there is no trips right. And you're listing 4 receivers (which would be spread and as Baustin gave you)
what? Its still trips. Even if you have 6 receivers it can still be trips, just trips both sides. Well obviously not in GLB because you guys play with 11 players and here we play with 12. So what im getting at is, trips is just 3 WRs on either side of the formation, at least as a player in real life and a DC thats how its done. Its usually from left to right you call the numbers of receivers if youre the FS. So if they had 3 on the left, 1 on the right, itd be 31. So trips left, single right.
Spread is usually a 22 formation, unless you count TEs which it would be anywhere from a 22 to a 3-3.
But thanks for the help i think i got my answer, just run the ball.
GLB perspective*
We don't have true play diversity.
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