New Orleans Saints has 2,293 players ranked in the 2020 Madden game. Among them, only six players received a perfect overall rating, and the Saints have one of them. Only 69 players scored more than 90 points, while the Saints had five. Another 290 players scored 80 points or higher. The Saints also have 11 players in this group. With 32 NFL teams, the average number of players in each rating group should be 2 or 3 in the 90s and 9 in the 80s. In both rating groups, New Orleans is well above average. Compared to winning the Super Bowl, the Kansas City Chiefs, the Saints, have maintained a perfect lineup. Kansas City did have six players who scored more than 90 points; however, they had only four in the 1980s. In the entire NFC South, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Carolina Panthers, and the Atlanta Falcons have only seven players scoring more than 90 points. In the 1980s, these three teams had only 23 players. If these ratings can predict the NFL season, then New Orleans will have a strong year. Ezmut shared Madden 21 Offensive Formation Tips-New Orleans Saints Gun Tight Offset TE to Madden 21 Fans, hoping to help players win the game easily
NO.1 Y Out HB Swing
This is one of our base plays from this formation. If you read cover 3, watch the later part of the video on how to beat that deep from this play.
Setup:
Use the HB1 package
Put the A/X receiver on an in route.
Block your running back
Reads:
Your first read is always the Y/triangle receiver on the corner route.
If he is covered, read between the A/X receiver on the in route and the X/square receiver on the drag route
NO.2 Saints In
This play works exceptionally well in situations like 1st and 10. Unless your opponent has hard flats on the field, the A/X receiver will get open. So in cases like 3rd and 2, when your opponent is likely to have hard apartments in the area, you should probably avoid calling this play.
Setup:
Use The HB1 package
Put the A/X receiver on an out route.
Put the X/square receiver on a flat route.
Reads:
Your first read is always the A/X receiver on the out route. He should be open the majority of the time.
If he is covered, look to the B/circle receiver deep (lead pass toward the middle)
Or look to the high/low read on the left with the running back slipping out of the backfield to that side as well.
NO.3 Saints In (Cover 2 Beater)
Only call this play if you are expecting a cover two defense. Make sure to drift to the left to buy the time to throw it deep.
Setup:
Use The HB1 Package
Put the A/X receiver on a smart routed out route.
Block your running back
Double team the rusher on the left
(Optional) Put the X/square receiver on a whip route
Reads:
The top read on this play is the B/circle receiver deep.
If he is covered, look to the X/square receiver.
NO.4 Saints HB Wheel
This play makes your opponent have to worry about the running back as part of your passing offense.
Setup:
Hot route the A/X receiver to a streak route
Hot route the B/circle receiver to a flat way and motion him to the right.
Hot route the X/square receiver to an in route
Reads:
Your main read on this play is the running back on the wheel route.
If he is covered, look to the X/square receiver on the in route.
Your final read is the B/circle receiver in the flat on the check down.
NO.5 Saints Spot
This play is a nightmare to stop if you make your reads correctly. You have three excellent options on this play.
Setup:
Block your running back
Put the A/X receiver on a streak route.
Motion your Y/triangle receiver to the right
Double team the outside rusher on the left
Reads:
Your first read on this play is the X/square receiver on the whip route.
If he is covered, look to the Y/triangle receiver deep.
If that receiver is covered, your B/circle receiver will be open.
NO.6 Saints Spot Shake
Only call this play if you are expecting a cover three defense from your opponent and you are either in the middle of the field or on the right hash mark.
Setup:
Hot route the X/square receiver to a streak route
Block your running back
Double team the outside most rusher on the left
Reads:
Your main read on this play is the X/square receiver deep against a cover 3. Lead pass away from the safety
You also have the B/circle receiver over the middle.
The Y/triangle receiver on the wheel route can also get open.
NO.7 Slot Outs
If you are playing someone who is sending heavy pressure with man to man defense behind it, this is a great way to get them out of it.
Setup:
Make sure your best receiver is on one of the wings in the formation.
Motion him out to the sideline
(Optional) Do whatever you would like with your other receivers
Reads:
Against man to man press coverage, the receivers on the fade routes should get wide open.