Best playbooks for a pocket passing QB?

[Adamantium]

I just finished a season with Stanford. Their playbook was pretty good, but I like to mix it up with new playbooks every season or so to keep things fresh.

So whose Pro Style playbooks are your favorites? Are there any other playbooks that would work well with a slow, immobile QB?

[Senator Palmer]

Arkansas - personal fav
Miami - this one's pretty popular
USC - always been nicely balanced

Florida State - it's listed as a multiple playbook, but it's got some really good offense in it. You've got multiple compression formations in the shotgun and singleback to beat press man. There's two TE formations for power running and some good I formation stuff. Definitely worth checking out.

[jbrew2411]

I like Georgia's. It has 4-5 one back formations, 5-6 I-form, and a bunch of shotgun. Most all the runs are hand-offs and a good mix of 3 wide sets.

[JacksSmirkingRevenge]

Pro:

Syracuse - My favorite playbook in the game tight and spread formations along with I and offset I formations. Really balanced playbook tons of (stick, drag, cross, hb wheel) a long with some great running plays.

Arkansas - This playbook has a lot of great passing plays. It is like an Air Raid book with Ace and I formations. If you are a gunslinger you will love this playbook.

Miami and Washington both have good playbooks as well from what I hear. I glanced at them, and they did look interesting, but I really like those two above.

Multiple:

Oklahoma - Oh man talk about a compression playbook if you like Trips and Twins formations this playbook has it all with a nice balance of Shotgun, Ace, and I formations.

[NDAlum]

I'm using Illinois and it's pretty dang good.

[nak10]

Tulane is great.. also penn state has a great playbook too its the multiple type tho

[crowhop]

Give Boston College a look. All Ace and Shotgun.

[PrettyT11]

South Carolina's playbook is a great pro style playbook for passing. IMO it is the best one there is.