It's great that they added the option to play two positons one on offense one on defense, but I would've liked for them to have given the option to play two positions on the same side of the ball. For example Brian orakpo and Mario Williams are both a linebacker D-end hybrid, and Laron Landry is a safety linebacker hybrid. On offence Percy harvin and reggie bush are sort of a receiver runningback hybrid. Furthermore, there should be some more packages for these types of players in the offensive and defensive playbooks of the coaches like putting them in the wildcat or letting them throw the ball if they play some quartwrback. I know that this is a lot to ask for but that would be the ultimate highschool and college experience.

[quote][ It's great that they added the option to play two positons one on offense one on defense, but I would've liked for them to have given the option to play two positions on the same side of the ball. For example Brian orakpo and Mario Williams are both a linebacker D-end hybrid, and Laron Landry is a safety linebacker hybrid. On offence Percy harvin and reggie bush are sort of a receiver runningback hybrid. Furthermore, there should be some more packages for these types of players in the offensive and defensive playbooks of the coaches like putting them in the wildcat or letting them throw the ball if they play some quartwrback. I know that this is a lot to ask for but that would be the ultimate highschool and college experience. /QUOTE]

Another example is brad smith. He is a receiver/ quarterback/ kick returner.