PA Ctr waggle

Table of Contents

1. (New) Cover 3 Bomb with Motion

2. Everything Bomb 2.0

3. Everything Bomb 1.0

4. Everything Bomb with Texas Route

Alignment

On a hash with the trips receivers lined up on the wide side of the field

Setup

1. Slide the O-line to the side of the TE

2. Block the TE

3. Put the inside WR on a slant

4. Put the middle WR on a post (if you have HRM) or a slant

5. Motion over the middle WR

This is the new and improved version of our “Everything Bomb” out of PA Ctr Waggle. By simply adding a RB wheel route, the entire setup becomes absurdly more effective. The wheel route is a viable receiving threat on its own, and if the user chooses to guard the wheel route, he gives up guarding the deep post which we can often hit for a one play touchdown.

Alignment

On a hash with the trips receivers lined up on the wide side of the field

Setup

1. Slide the O-line to the side of the TE

2. Block the TE

3. Put the inside WR on a slant

4. Put the middle WR on a streak

5. Put the RB on a wheel

PA Ctr Waggle is our “Everything Bomb”, meaning we can use it to bomb nearly every defense in the game. If you mix this in occasionally, then you can often catch your opponent usering the slant, which leaves the post open for the one play touchdown.

Alignment

On a hash with the trips receivers lined up on the wide side of the field

Setup

1. Slide the O-line to the side of the TE

2. Block the TE

3. Put the inside WR on a slant

4. Put the middle WR on a streak

The one weakness of the standard “Everything Bomb” setup is that a good user will cover the deep post route, but if you’re able to put a Texas route on the field using the Backfield Master, RB Apprentice, or Hot Route Master abilities, then this is a great alternate setup that will distract the user with short crossing routes so that they will leave the deep post unguarded.

Alignment

On a hash with the trips receivers lined up on the wide side of the field

Setup

1. Slide the O-line to the side of the TE

2. Block the TE

3. Put the running back on a Texas route

4. Put the inside WR on a streak

5. Put the middle WR on a slant and motion him over