I never throw a runt, unless I am going for a desperate 1 turner. You can now break cages and pass through opposing screens with relative ease.Īs the current highest ranked NAF Ogre coach in the United States of America! I will declare what is the only way to play ogres. *Once you get a few break tackles the strategy opens up dramatically. Double: Dirty Player, Fend, Block, Kick Off Return *Runt skills in rough order of priority: Normal- Sprint, Sure Feet. *Ogre skills in rough order of priority: Normal-Break Tackle, Juggernaut, Stand Firm, Guard (mostly to foil dauntless players) Double: Block, Dodge, Sure Hands Your team sucks at covering the field without a numerical advantage. On your possession make sure lanes are blocked off since your odds of dropping it are good. *Surround a loose ball as best you can before attempting a pickup. (mostly) Unless you plan to throw team mate. Multiple big guys allow you to surf a whole cage if your opponent puts it near the sideline. *Frequent chances at triple block dice mean good odds on crowd surfs. Even when prone the runts can effectively block a gap and preserve the screen. assuming you don't get removed from the field. *Starting with side step is pretty awesome. For cage breaking it will normally precede the regular blitz. You want your big guys in a screen controlling the center with one covering the back field. You will have guard-spam as quick or quicker than other strength teams if you want it.
If you can get the job standing still, stand still. *Do you need to move? If you haven't yet failed a bonehead and haven't moved you have a secure tackle zone on a strength five player during the next turn. I've not played an ogre team but I have a few thoughts about how I would play them:
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