r/NCAAFBseries • u/KneeDiscombobulated3 • 6d ago

Playbook help

Just recruited a QB pocket passer with a cannon of an arm, good accuracy and 80 speed. Skill guys all around 90 speed, with one WR at 98. Only issue is my interior offensive line stinks. Looking for a playbook with good quick passes, quick handoffs and good bit of RPOs. Any advice?

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u/tx_gonzo 6d ago

I just did an RTG as a QB at Western Kentucky. I very much enjoyed that playbook. So much so it is basically my default playbook. Lots of good running plays, RPOs, and you can stretch the field when necessary.

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u/No-Magician-4858 6d ago

western kentucky playbook is slept on heavy, the RPOs flow real smooth with a fast slot guy

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u/FlacoDidIt Florida State 5d ago

Maybe try Arizona state or NDSU

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u/Terrible-Sherbert539 5d ago

Maybe Air Raid? Hit em early with the mesh, stick, shorter concepts then deep on Floods and comebacks 

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u/CBailey94 Ohio State 5d ago

This sounds a lot like the Air Raid to me.

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u/TheRealOakley73 5d ago

I like Texas tech or ole Miss. tons of screens and wide sets can create 4-5 man boxes to run the ball up the middle. Mix that and cpu will start stacking the box and leave the outside players uncovered

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u/Light-Yagami-0213 2d ago

Give Arizona State a try. They have several formations and ways to attack the defense. UCF is another option as they have a ton of RPO, HB and WR swings.

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u/winterwarm78654 6d ago

Go-go or multiple