Patriots Playbook?

[vatopa09]

Hey Im a PSU fan and since Bill O'Brien is our new head coach I was wondering what in game playbook was most similar to the types of plays that the NE Patriots used this year? Thanks

[walshcav]

Without having the game right in front of me I would guess Florida because Weis was the OC this last season.

I'm a Patriots fan but the offense hasn't changed THAT much since he left. You might want to do a custom playbook and add a few more shotgun formations though with two TE's.

So to sum up, Custom Playbook with a base of Florida

[BigDuke]

Quote: Originally Posted by walshcav

Without having the game right in front of me I would guess Florida because Weis was the OC this last season. I'm a Patriots fan but the offense hasn't changed THAT much since he left. You might want to do a custom playbook and add a few more shotgun formations though with two TE's. So to sum up, Custom Playbook with a base of Florida

Unless you're not recruiting TEs for the 2 TE sets. New England used the 2 TE sets because they had the personnel to do so. Receiving TE recruits in the game are so-so.

Florida's playbook is the way to go though.

[blkrptnt819]

Quote: Originally Posted by BigDuke

Unless you're not recruiting TEs for the 2 TE sets. New England used the 2 TE sets because they had the personnel to do so. Receiving TE recruits in the game are so-so. Florida's playbook is the way to go though.

I have had sucess with recieving TEs in this game.

[IlluminatusUIUC]

Would he actually run that at PSU though? It's really based around having one of the best triggermen in league history at QB, and that seems like a tall order to ask a 19-20yo to replicate.