Originally posted by secondeye
Outside rushing is a must for me to stop when I am comprising a DC plan, but I often find to overload blitzes to stop the better outside rushing teams from killing me, that I am forced to go to a dime or quarter defense as the LBs simply will not move outside of their box. And CBs of course have a higher rate of missed tackles.
Has any thought been given to allowing more freedom in using the custom D alignments? Such as when choosing 4-3 weak or 4-3 strong, allowing a greater range of placement, rather than just automatically moving the defense to a strong side or weak side alignment?
I know it could be argued that you don't want to make defensive tools too strong, but considering that there is nothing from stopping a team to running the OTHER direction where you have a significant lack of containment, and also figuring in the importance of stopping the outside rush with the speed skill players have, I think it would be a good decision.
Actually, we're going to be making some drastic changes to what defenses and defensive coordinators can do in the near future do to the never ending problems we have with blocking logic. We'll be announcing this soon.
Outside rushing is a must for me to stop when I am comprising a DC plan, but I often find to overload blitzes to stop the better outside rushing teams from killing me, that I am forced to go to a dime or quarter defense as the LBs simply will not move outside of their box. And CBs of course have a higher rate of missed tackles.
Has any thought been given to allowing more freedom in using the custom D alignments? Such as when choosing 4-3 weak or 4-3 strong, allowing a greater range of placement, rather than just automatically moving the defense to a strong side or weak side alignment?
I know it could be argued that you don't want to make defensive tools too strong, but considering that there is nothing from stopping a team to running the OTHER direction where you have a significant lack of containment, and also figuring in the importance of stopping the outside rush with the speed skill players have, I think it would be a good decision.
Actually, we're going to be making some drastic changes to what defenses and defensive coordinators can do in the near future do to the never ending problems we have with blocking logic. We'll be announcing this soon.