[quote name='Deuce20602']i would keep the RB in to block and the DT came thru untouched... i shifted my line and Jared Allen ran around the edge untouched. The formation is nothing new but the way the players come thru a better than average O-Line was a lil strange.. but whatever.
BV, early in the game, i call play action to test the D. Not knowing whether or not the house is coming, i'd keep the FB and TE in to block givin me 7 blockers to match his 6-7 in the box. None of the plays were meant to go deep so it's not like a lot of time is needed but Cam was just coming out of the ball fake and he's gettin hit. I'm not tryna make it a big deal... obviously i worked around it enough to put up points, i just got irritated in the game that every time i drop back (or start off in shotgun), i'm running for Cam's life before he gets to complete a drop back[/QUOTE]
The problem with play action is that the game acts like it KNOWS you're calling it. There is often no bite and even no hesitation in rushing the QB. With any kind of blitz (even one man unless he gets hung up somehow), it's almost a guaranteed sack. I also feel like the blocking is weaker than on a standard pass play for whatever reason.
I do have to say though, even as much as I suck, if somebody was blitzing 6-7 guys every time, I'd pick him apart with quick slant routes and little lobs over the middle. My TE would become Jerry Rice in that kind of game, haha.