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The POWER2 Offense - Playbook Setup Gudie

Posted on July 27, 2013 at 07:17 PM.

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Hi!
Now before I spill my playbook out, there are some clarifications that must be made:

This is not my SPRAID playbook
This is not an EXACT replica of any Multiple Offense coach's playbook
This is my TAKE on an offense
This does include some Corliss X magic in it
This playbook has been very successful on NCAA Football 14
This is a basic Multiple, Multi-Personnel, OCD Offensive Coordinator playbook with a few read concepts

A little information on this scheme

I normally pick a playbook after I see what level defense my opponent has. This playbook is one of the few that I use against any level defense. I have a lot of trust in this playbook's capabilities. This playbook requires lots of timing practice or you will be throwing interceptions all day. Most of the pass plays are simple throws but just require on time throws or lead throws -- that means throwing where the receiver is heading to. I recommend a GOOD throwing QB but not only that. You need some good blockers such as TE's and FB's to help set up the power plays. Your WR's can be decent i.e. 83+ for this offense. Your QB should have some mobile abilities but he doesn't have to be a Denard Robinson. Here are some tips about this offense:

POWER POWER - This playbook will require a lot of running plays and a lot of POWER running plays. I use many runs during the game to confuse the opponent and set up PA's.

A LOT of Play Action or PA - This playbook passing plays should be about 25% Play Action or more. You should be able to complete those throws easy with the run first looks you will give i.e. Personnel groups (1HB|2TE|1FB|1WR).

Be Various - Put a lot of variety in formations in this playbook. I go from a Goaline set on 1st down to a 4 WR set the next down. Why? You will confuse the opponent a lot; although, you can see the personnel on the defensive play screen.

Throw in some Wildcat or fun plays - To deter some of the seriousness of this playbook, I add a lot of fun plays like Flea Flicker or some Jet Sweep PA's. It keeps the defense Honest and keeps the game entertaining. I even Formation Sub a HB as a QB in power formations like the Pistol - Strong Slot just to add a ripple. This something Nebraska has done in recent years.

Now I am only giving you a FEW of the plays I use in this offense, not ALL of them. I base in a Run N' Shoot/Flexbone playbook to avoid the play picking AI from picking a favorite formation. The bold are the staples I use. Check my staples post on details about those. This playbook has less than 190 plays but over 23 formations. You'll notice my ethics apply here on play picking as you can find patterns and repetitious plays. Tip: Pick your formations from the order they appear when you scroll down on the Custom Playbook menu it makes them organized during the real game. LEAVE COMMENTS. Enjoy. Stay Reading. Offensive Coordinators that use this playbook: Bryan Harsin, Brent Pease, any playcaller from Boise State, Paul Chyrst, Gary Anderson, Jim Chaney, Steve Spurrier, Bobby Petrino.

POWER2 - Playbook

Ace

Big

Curl Flats
Empty Bubble
FK Quick HB Dive
HB Dive
PA All Go
PA FK Quick
Power O
Zone Weak

Big Close

HB Blunt Dive
HB Stretch
PA HB Wheel
Tight Slots Cntr WK

Big Twins

DBL Post
HB Counter
HB Dive
PA FL Stretch
PA Vertical
Slants
WR Screen

Jumbo Heavy

HB Counter WK
HB Dive
HB Smash
PA Ctr Waggle

Jumbo Pair

HB Zone STR
HB Dive
PA Boot LT
PA Lions Seam
PA Power O
Power O
Y Stick

Goaline

Normal

Counter WK
FB Dive
HB Dive
PA Power O
Power O
QB Sneak
Strong Toss

I Form

H Twins

Bubble Screen
FB Dive
PA Power O
Stretch

Hulk

FB Dive
HB Counter WK
HB Iso
HB Power O

Normal

Curls
End Around
FB Dive
HB Iso
PA End Around
PA Comebacks
PA Streaks
Power O
Slam FK End Around
Triple Option

Slot

Curls
FB Dive
HB Iso
PA Hitches
PA Slot In
Triple Option

Tight

FB Dive
Power O
QB Sneak
Triple Option

Twin TE

Counter WK
Curls
FB Dive
Iso
Power
Power O
Triple Option

Pistol

Full House

HB Zone
Inverted Veer
PA Flood FB Slip
PA WR Slant
Triple Option Switch
Zone Read

Slot Flex Wing

Counter Y
Curls
F Lead Read Option
Fake Screen Wheel
HB Draw
HB Power O
HB Slip Screen
Inside Zone Split
PA Comebacks
PA SE Screen
Shovel Option

Strong Slot

HB Zone
PA Boot LT
PA Flood
Power O

Trips Open

Air Raid Under
HB Dive
HB Draw
HB Slip Screen
PA Bubble
PA WR Screen
Stick

Power I

Strong

PA HB Wheel

Tight

FB Dive
HB Lead Dive
Power O
QB Sneak

Shotgun

Double Flex

DBL WR Screen
Four Verticals
HB Quick Base
Y Corner
Y Stick

Empty Quads

Bubble Screen
Stick

F Twins Over

Jet Inverted Veer
MTN Counter
MTN Inside Zone
MTN PA SE Screen
MTN Shovel Option
MTN Triple Option LT

Normal Offset

0 1 Trap
Curl Combo
Fake Screen Wheel
HB Counter
HB Draw
HB Slip Screen
Inside Zone
MTN Triple Option LT
PA Comeback Seam
PA Read
PA SE Screen
Read Option
Shovel Option RT

Spread Offset

0 1 Trap
Curl Flats
Fake Bubble Slant
Fake Screen Wheel
HB Draw
HB Slip Screen
Inside Zone
Jet Sweep
MTN Inside Zone
MTN PA Swing
MTN Triple Option LT
PA SE Screen
PA Veer Cross
Read Option
Shovel Option RT

Trips Open

45 Quick Base
Inverted Veer
PA Boot Over
QB Draw
Read Option
Stick

Strong I

Normal

End Around
PA Power O
Power O

Wildcat

Spread Flex

Jet Inverted Veer
Jet Sweep
PA Inverted Veer
PA Jet Sweep
Power FK Jet

Recommended Teams for this Offense:

Florida - I use Florida because of the depth they have on Offense and Defense. Jeff Driskel can be a risky QB but I like how he is very mobile and a dual threat at times. I use them also for their great RB, Matt Jones. He can Power or run quick to the outside. Also, did I mention Purifoy is a BEAST at Corner?
Miami - I use Miami in a similar Offense to this called the Fun N' Gun. I like Miami because of their fast WR's and GREAT QB, Stephen Morris. They also have a fast defense for some good lax coverage and exotic blitzes.
Finally, I recommend Georgia. I normally don't pick SUPERB teams but Georgia is the best at running this playbook. They have two amazing RB's, Marshall and Gurley, who combine to make Gurshall; which is basically a 1-2 Punch type of run or Power-Speed-Power... They have a crazy fast Defense with a few NFL ready potential players. Their reciever's corps has always been underrated and under the radar. Did I mention Aaron Murray?!?! My favorite QB in college football, SINCE 2010! He is a beast and deserves the utmost respect from the opponent.