Bunch TE Breakdown

[chjennings34]

Playbooks: Michigan State, Purdue, and Rice

To run this scheme successfully you must know how to read zone from man.

Mesh (Man Beater)
1. Receiver X - Streak
2. Running Back - Block

Looks
1. If its man coverage A will always be open after the snap
2. The drag routes make the cb's run into each other, so one should be open

Stick (Zone Beater)
1. Receiver A - Streak
2. Receiver X - Smart Route
3. Running Back - Block

Looks
1. WR A on a user catch
2. WR X on the sidelines
3. One of your curls should be open

PA Boot Over (Man/Zone Beater)
1. Receiver B - Slant towards the sideline
2. Running Back - Block (Cancels play action)

Looks
1. Receiver B should be open versus man or zone
2.Receiver Y over the middle of the field
3. TE B on delayed flat route

HB Slip Screen
1. After the snap hold turbo and run back 3-5 yards

Looks
1. Make sure to throw to your running back, while he is still running. If you wait for him to stop you will not gain positive yards.

HB Off Tackle
Just a decent run out of this formation

Sorry I can't post the video due to the spam filter, but its /watch?v=jAx5_Dan6EM&feature=player_embedded on youtube if you'd like to view it.

[purduepete]

I play with Purdue, and I have grown to love this formation. Like you said, you need to know how to read man or zone, once you get that down you can grind it out all the way down the field.

[moss84_18]

are u taking credit for this?? because the person that came up with this is on madden-school.com (idk if you are the same person?)

[chjennings34]

No Moss, I am taking NO credit for this. This is Crunk's scheme, a great NCAA and Madden player. I'm just getting his video out there.

[65South]

Thanks for posting. I've used Michigan State's playbook for a while in my dynasty and this will help me open it up a bit more.