Posted by biglamb on April 23rd, 2009 in
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By Paul “Kobra” Gleason
April 23, 2009
Concept:
The concept behind triple slants is to send more into the middle of the field than what the defender can handle. This concept is very effective against zone coverage as one of three receivers will be open. We add a vertical stretch element to this concept by sending the two receivers deep.
Progression Reads:
1. WR3 (Y) – Streak
2. WR5 (A) – Slant
3. WR4 (LB) – Slant
4. WR1 (B) – Slant
5. WR2 (X) – Fade
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Posted by biglamb on April 13th, 2009 in
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By Paul “Kobra” Gleason
I have had few ways to enhance screen plays sent into me over the last few weeks. This week I decided to go ahead and show them in Kobra’s Corner. This HB Screen is out of the Gun and I really like the results I have had using it online. A special thanks to Dual Blitz for sending it in to me.
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Posted by biglamb on April 7th, 2009 in
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Another Madden 2009 Offense for you Madden fans. We help everyone in the Madden Community and consider ourselves better then no one that plays. If we can find the information we will bring to you.
By Paul “Kobra” Gleason
Many of you may already know this tip, but for those that don’t, it may make the difference between taking a sack and having a big pass play down the field. Back in Madden 04, EA introduced the ability to hot route a receiver after the ball was snapped. For those that used Michael Vick, you know how effective it was when utilized right. In Madden 09, the feature is still in the game. We are going to show an example of how the right stick hot route post snap could be used during a real game situation.
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Posted by biglamb on March 4th, 2009 in
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By Paul “Kobra” Gleason
In this week’s edition of Kobra’s Corner, I want to take a look at disguising the Gun Doubles FL Screen. It’s pretty simple, but an effective way to keep your opponent from knowing when the FL Screen is coming.
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Posted by biglamb on February 17th, 2009 in
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February 17, 2009
By Paul “Kobra” Gleason
Don’t for get to check out this week’s video here on the Madden NFL 09 landing page.
A few weeks ago, I showed how the HB Angle route can be effective against most zone coverages. This week, I want to expand on this route by showing a defensive scheme that does a good job at countering it. After I show the defensive scheme, I will show what adjustments need to be made to beat it when running the HB Angle route.
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