Madden NFL 2000

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WEAK I

SLY by Coach

SLAM by Coach

ZERAM by GRID IRON GHOST $F$

play by Andy in the UK

Scat Right Ford by GRID IRON GHOST $F$

Sly/Weak I/Normal



Qb Rollout R
Wr1 Streak
Wr2 Streak
Hb Circle R
Fb Pass blk R
Te Slant L N Up 5
Lt Pull R scrn
Lg Pull R
C Pull R
Rg Pull R
Rt Run blk M

Alright, the way this works is a lateral to Fb who then laterals to Hb. Must do it quickly! Works best long side. Has really helped run game.

Coach

Slam/I/3 Wide



Qb Drop 3
Wr1 Streak
Wr2 Streak
Hb Wide R
Fb Wide R
Wr3 Streak
Lt Pull R scrn
Lg Pull R
C Pull R
Rg Pull R
Rt Run blk m

This is basically run the same as Sly. The D is spread a little thinner. Works best long side. Can pull some long gainers.

Coach

Wow, It's been a while since I posted a play on the board (been REAL busy as of late!). So here's one I came up with a while ago. I call it ZERAM (can you guess where I got the name from?)

If the WR's are Open going across the middle hit the open man. If they're covered then either the HB, FB or the SLOT should be open.

The Grid-Iron Ghost

Main targets are WR on the Flare Out or the FB

You know alot of you out there are really submiting some good plays as of late. I've always wondered how well a REAL NFL play would translate on to the game. I've been checking out ESPN's "Inside The Playbook" and I've been getting some good ideas for some of my other plays. Below I have the "translated" versions of plays from the REDSKINS, VIKINGS and BILLS playbooks that may be used in this Sunday's games which are feature on "Inside the Playbook" this week. Check'em out and let me know what you think.

Redskin's "Scat Right Ford"

Weak "I" / TwinsTE Set

FB: Run Blk Out L

On this play, your gonna have to use the DOLPHINS playbook as it is the ONLY one that I know of that offer's this particular formation in the PLAY EDITOR. This play is run out the TWINSTE set in the WEAK "I" formation. Your MAIN targets are the HB and the TE on the STRONG side Vs. MAN Vs. ZONE,look the TE and then the SE or the FL.