@EASPORTSCollege I'd probably have peaked the post, saw the FS rotate and try to throw a dart in/underneath the corner to X or look it off and hit the motion guy B in the flats. Knowing EA the ball or B would have went out of bounds.
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One of the most valuable film prep tools I ever used—and one I believe every quarterback can benefit from—is when a coach creates concept-specific cutups against the opponent you’re preparing for.
Back in 2015, @CoachYost built a special cutup for me that showed Y-Cross, Mesh, Stick, Four Verts, and our other core concepts against our upcoming opponent’s coverages. It allowed me to play the game before the game—to see the matchups, anticipate leverage, and rehearse decisions long before kickoff.
Quite frankly, most QBs don’t know how to study film or what to look for. They merely watch it—without gaining anything from it. Concept cutups can change that.
It doesn’t matter whether your system is pure progression or defender-based in its reads—this type of cutup accelerates clarity, confidence, and anticipation. By the time your QB step on the field, they’ve already seen the pictures helping them improve and speed up their decision making.
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@g_string42@MatthewSWillia5@ToneGully@luke_mccown You’re trolling me or you’re confusing Cover 4 Zone drop with Cover 4 Quarters. The internet is free. You can even ask @grok here if you don’t understand what a quarter flat is in quarters coverage. The nickel corner and /or opposite corner or weak side lb are in “quarter flats”.
@g_string42@MatthewSWillia5@ToneGully@luke_mccown I mean that’s not even true, because that’s the quarter flats job to drive on anything to the flat so it’s not guaranteed either. In Quarters it essentially plays out like man versus most concepts. There’s so much nuance to quarters.
@g_string42@MatthewSWillia5@ToneGully@luke_mccown A LB would still be a mismatch on a slot receiver, and a LB playing a 12-15 yard dig with routes running free underneath him to the TE / HB something is open. Point being the Mills concept or double post from the same side is a go to vs quarters because of the stress it applies
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@800Gage @poeticlove1989 Quarters actually becomes very similar to C0 versus certain concepts and leaves outside corners on islands. Mills for ex or double post from the same side. It’s not “blown” coverage. It’s because the safeties match/MOD #2 on their side if they go vertical.
@therealtoestep@EAMaddenNFL@EA@EASPORTS@thecheckdown@NFL Casual. You have 54 followers bud. I've actually coached the sport irl. Good luck with your failed virtual football career. I've played this game for 20 years and base align is by far the worst feature they've added. Allowed for fake football and real spacing/reads to not matter
@therealtoestep@EAMaddenNFL@EA@EASPORTS@thecheckdown@NFL Because it’s not football. IRL defenses adjust alignment based on the offensive formation not some static look. BaseAlign creates broken spacing, leaves WRs uncovered, and forces defenders into unrealistic positions just to setup glitches. That’s not disguise, that’s bad football