Have you used a playcall sheet ?

[footballsimstrategy]

I dont have access to search so if the answers have already been posted I dont mind reading another thread

1. How did you call plays off it? If you had x amount of first down plays did you just go straight down the list, choose randomly, or by what you think the opponent would call?
2. If the plays were from different formations how would you order them so it doesn't take a lot of clock to scroll to your play?
3. Did you choose your base plays first(1st and second down plays) or 3rd down plays first?
4. Was there overlap between base(1st and second down plays) and 3rd down plays?
5. If you were in a league or had to play opponents multiple times would you change the order or plays. If so how?
6. If you haven't in the game but irl how did you do it irl or how would you adapt it to the game.

This is also from a sim perspective.

[LucianoJJ]

I have used a playcall sheet in the past. I think it helps you to avoid repetition in your choices. You can generally pick out a lot of different types of plays and formations. You sort of cover all the bases. You aren't limited to whatever you think will work off the top of your head in a few seconds, based on down and distance. You can also create a playsheet broken down by down and distance if you like. Scripting your offense is a good way to go.

[coachmac75]

I used a playcall sheet first time for madden 07.
I made a new one fir the first time since madden 08 this year.
It is definitely something to do to bring consistency and efficiency to your offence.

I had a sheet inspired by nfl templates and used it in similar fashion as real life.

That is all what i can say about it