in madden 06 can u use a created play book? if so how??? please help?
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After you have selected a team and your pick which side you on and what uniforms your playing in(home) or (away)go down futher to the playbook and click on your current a list of all will show up...and the made playbooks will show up last...assuming you made one and its loaded...note there are off and def playbooks.....pros=you show your offense and defense muscle plays off..cons= you cant get the audibles to set on a created playbook..so you have to do it in the game in which you give you opponent"insight" to all you bread and butter plays before the game starts..he or she may even grin in the're playwatchers anyway....on madden 04 you could save and make your plays...thats why i still own a copy ....i hope this helps
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have you looked in TSR? They usually have all available cheats. There's also a main cheat code you can use in the game to pull up all available cheats, just check out TheSimsResource.
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yeah, free flow is good. if your team playing defensive, fine, let them. or you can change the formation into 4-2-4 this way, you can play attack football and defensive at the same time. don't pass the ball through the midfielder, use long shots. haha.... hope it works
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this should be in video games. go to the EA website. or who ever made the game.
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Practice, practice, practice, and then mix in one of the many books written by past and current players who tell how they got their game to improve. Then practice, practice, practice some more.
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A few questions - unless I'm missing somethiing here.\n\n1.  Each team has to play 19 games in order for all to play each other?   That means 190 games in that time frame?\n\n2. Not familiar with the term 'pitches'.  Is this another word for 'playing fields' ?  \n\n3. If it's youth football - is there a time limit to the game?\n\n4. Do you have to schedule a playoff at the end?\n\n---------\nOK -  You obviously sustained a moment of insanity when you volunteered for this.  \nYou have your hands full on this one. \nI'm still trying to digest it all. \nWill let you know if I come up with something.\nGood luck Mom!
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you create 2 teams. and you designate 2 touchdown zones like football. one team throws the frisbee to the other team. then the other team has to pass it to their players without letting the frisbee hit the ground. If it hits the ground it is the other teams frisbee. but if it doesn't hit the ground then you can try to get someone in the touchdown zone and try to score. the set limit that you play to can vary . my friends and i play to 11 .
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http://www.nfl.com/features/rulebook
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I have a review. I am actually the author. The book just came out in early May. It has tons of info on past fantasy football seasons. If it happened in fantasy football since 1985, it's in there. A donation goes to the National Burn Foundation with the purchase of every book. You can see a sample (the 1998 season) if you go to this page... \n\nhttp://www.lulu.com/content/256233
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I have a little expertise on this subject, this play has gotten me and the guys to national championships and has won local leagues.  Any time we need a few yards for sure this is what we do... (a bit similar to the previous answer..) :  line one receiver up directly to the right of the center (if the qb is left handed simply reverse the positions and send the receivers the other direction), whichever receiver has the slowest defender covering him, that is which ever receiver keeps coming back to the huddle saying "I'M WIDE OPEN", should be lined up almost all the way to the left sideline.  after the snap the two receivers in the middle of the field take about 3 steps (depending on how much yardage is needeed) and then they both break hard left leaving about 2 feet between them for the wide out receiver to run between them.  there is nowhere for the defender of the wide out receiver to go except behind his man through the hole which gives him a step on his defender while everyone else is going the complete other direction.  this play is very simple and when perfected there are several variations of it that can be easy to execute.  email me for a diagram of the play!!!!  good luck
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Zone blitz. Have one of your DEs back into coverage and blitz two of your LBs. Very confusing to the opposing QB.
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yes ıt can work but you also wrıte whıch one  of you atı or redon vıdeo cards you lıke to use thıs can helps on your resaloın and performence or where would you lıke to use lıke just play game or prınt some hıge resalon or make a move ıt depens where you lıke to use ıt but any way ıt work
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It depends on which Fantasy Football Service your using, such as Yahoo, CBS Sportsline, NFL.com, Fox Sports, etc., and depending on which type of draft your doing, Live or Autopick. Autopick usually doesn't require to download a software for draft, as the computer chooses the player for you. For a live draft, depending on which service your using, try downloading Java or Flash (check w/ the service and league your joining before download) Make sure you have some cheatsheet on the internet, such as Yahoo, Fox Sports, etc. before doing your draft, as situation could change at any moment in the NFL and keeping up-to-date on the league.
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It depends on the game.\n\nSome allow this, so you can update it or modify the players.\n\nOthers do not allow this.  That is because it makes it more likely that you will buy the newer version the next year.
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When a good friend's nine-year-old daughter chose to do a school project on the game of football, I sent her the following two books to help her understand the game (since I couldn't be there in person to teach her myself):\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0970279329/104-2259982-8427901\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1886161100/104-2259982-8427901\n\nHowever, I think the book you're looking for is this one:\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/Your-Damn-Beer-Watching-Game/dp/1594861633/ref=pd_sim_b_3/104-2259982-8427901\n\nI can't personally vouch for the Robinson-Peete book, but the books by Clark and Stout fostered an incredible understanding of the game in my friend's daughter, and I wound up buying them for myself, too.  The Clark book is basic (it does say it's a primer) and I could have done without it (I already knew a good bit about the game), but the Stout book is a lot more detailed and was personally useful to me.  They do work well together if you don't know a lick about the game.
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cheats.ign.com/ob2/068/494/494890.html\nwww.consolecheatcodes.com/ playstation2/madden2005cheats.html\nwww.cheatscodesguides.com/xbox-cheats/madden-nfl-2004/\n\ntry one of these
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I don't know about a free playbook but my hubby has had a team for a year now and the best thing to do an defense is read the QB. Another thing we did was stay and watch the team we would play the next week and see their usual plays. A playbook really does no good due to the quick pace of flag football. And if at all possible practice with you team a couple times a week so that your team gets used to the routes that you will run. Hubby was QB and lineman played both off and def blitz nailed them every time pressure on QB forces runs or blind pass, great for INT and loss of yards. hope I helped.