Skip to main content

Video Games: Madden 17 NYG-CLE First Drive Analysis

Playing video games have always been a hobby and on top of that I love playing the Madden Series. Although, I don't buy it yearly; the notion of building your own franchise has always been an interesting thing. So I thought this would be a good time to start a post that analyzes my first offensive drive in each Madden game I play from now on.


On this post, we'll take a look at the Season 1, New York Giants - Cleveland Browns. This first offensive drive that we would look at started with a touch back from the kickoff. Cleveland just scored a touchdown and we're immediately down 7 - 0.

First play, I thought there was a good gap on the right hand side of the line. So I audible and changed the play to a run play.

The second play was a RB screen pass that I thought would've worked. But instead the defense made a good play slicing through the blockers and tackling the RB for a 4 yard loss.

On 3rd and 9, Shephard gets open up in the middle for a long pass. This worked because the safety had to help on the other side. So you'll need to read the safety on this play. If the safety moves to your left, the middle part of the field opens up.

At 2:42 of the video, you can view another play that you can read the safety. When the play starts, you'll see the safety move to the middle of the field. This leaves Cruz one on one with the corner. Do a little check if he's up front. And lob it to him for a long gain.

A few plays later, blocks work and we score a touchdown.

Watch the video when you can. :) 

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Sequence: Board Game

So I have not been posting at the same frequency as I started. Anyways, who is excited with our week's mail. We found a promo code for a board game a few weeks ago. Since we don't know how to play this game and price is reasonable after the promo code, we decided to go with the buy. Anyways, it has finally come through, and here it is! Yay! It got here. Opening it up Sequence Photo Welcome Sequence to our Board Game Collection. Learn. Laugh. Venture.

Learn: Understanding Web Applications I

What is this for? I am writing this for people that have taken interest in Computer Science / Software Development / Web in general and have struggled to differentiate between Client Development and Web. Who is this for? This really is for the beginners and for people who are just interested in how things work. Overview There are many types of software that are being develop nowadays. From pure desktop clients, embedded systems, operating systems, database software, web applications, etc., there are software developers out there taking an interest in certain fields. Web Development has come a long way from where it started.  Understanding Web One of the main differences between a web applications and some of the traditional desktop applications is that web applications aren't installed in the user's desktop. Web Applications are generally accessed by a user through a browser - for example Internet Explorer, Edge, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc. When a user typ