Why do my RB & TE line up as WR in 5 wide sets?

[M112Eagle]

I don't mind it. My RB is one of my better receivers.

[HBKSean216]

Are you guys not reading? This is in every formation. Not a single play with 5 WR has actually 5 WR in it. It's 3 WR a TE and a RB EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

[Feros Ferio 7]

Quote: Originally Posted by HBKSean216

Are you guys not reading? This is in every formation. Not a single play with 5 WR has actually 5 WR in it. It's 3 WR a TE and a RB EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

So goal line formation?


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[jdb7623]

Quote: Originally Posted by HBKSean216

Are you guys not reading? This is in every formation. Not a single play with 5 WR has actually 5 WR in it. It's 3 WR a TE and a RB EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

You've checked all the playbooks and no 5 WR sets?

[squadron supreme]

It wouldn't be an issue if on the play call screen you could use a substitution package with 5 wide receivers. I know FSU's playbook only lets you sub out the quarterback, running back in the slot for another back, and the slot tight-end for another tight-end in that formation.

[sherrane]

Quote: Originally Posted by HBKSean216

Are you guys not reading? This is in every formation. Not a single play with 5 WR has actually 5 WR in it. It's 3 WR a TE and a RB EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

I was going to say this, but jello1717 beat me to it.

Quote: Originally Posted by jello1717

Is your HB and te listed in you SLWR depth chart slot? If so, that’s your answer.

My #2 SLWR is my 3rd Down Back. He is playing as the #4 WR almost every time I am in a 4 or 5 wide set. Check your depth chart if you haven't. In this game I have my #2 WR as my #1 SLWR and my #3 WR (based on overall rating) is my #2. In 14 that #3 WR would be the slot receiver, but they added this position on the depth chart so you can better manage the personnel.