Top 49 Madden NFL 11 Plays with Average Yards Gained, The Ultimate Cheese List?

[adembroski]

This one's weird...

http://twitpic.com/3ii95x

Most frequently called plays. The most frequently called offensive plays are almost all averaging negative yards.

Sounds like there are a lot of idiots playing Madden:P

[Jono078]

Quote: Originally Posted by adembroski

This one's weird... http://twitpic.com/3ii95x Most frequently called plays. The most frequently called offensive plays are almost all averaging negative yards. Sounds like there are a lot of idiots playing Madden:P

Or sounds like Gameflow isn't doing a good job :P

Very cool stats, although they mean nothing for me, I'm the ask Madden / Gameflow player.

[realone504]

ok im gonna ask this what playbook is FL Drag Under in if is not in the playbook that i use thin im not gnna use it

[Cardot]

I really like the fact that they are doing this analysis. My biggest gripe with EVERY video football game that I have ever played is that the playbooks are riddled with too many plays and pass routes that are either overly successful or doomed to fail. I am optimistic that this will lead to good things future editions.

[Cardot]

Quote: Originally Posted by JerseySuave4

if you guys watch real NFL games you'd see a lot of passes completed are on crossing routes or option routes where teams find areas in a zone and sit. Watch the Patriots, they live off of that. If you play zone on them they find the hole in the zone and sit and Brady finds the guy. If its man to man they run a lot of crossing routes because its harder to cover man to man. So just because crossing plays are completed the most doesnt mean there is something wrong with the game or the zone coverage in the game is broken. If you watch real football you'd see crossing routes, option routes, drags and slants are the easier passes to complete instead of out routes where you have to throw to the sideline or deep balls where the defender has more time to cover. Theyre the hardest routes to cover. Its common sense.

Not that average 18 yards per attempt. If there was, then teams would run that play every down.

[lofeazy]

Where are the Run plays?

[Senator Palmer]

Quote: Originally Posted by lofeazy

Where are the Run plays?

I was thinking the same thing. So much for that improved run blocking.

[Palo20]

Quote: Originally Posted by lofeazy

Where are the Run plays?

This is realistic. Avg yds/att in the NFL is around 7 and avg yds/rush is around 4. Makes sense that passes would average more yards.

If there was a run on this list I think there would be a problem.