Breakaway Football: Expansion Teams (2017)
Playtime: 90
Min. Age: 12
Number of Players:
1 - 4
Publisher:
Uplink Underground Games (II)
Designers:
Arthur Franz IV
Artists:
Unknown
Mechanics:
Action Queue,
Hand Management
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Experience new teams for greater play variety with in Breakaway Football.
SET 1
Boneyard: (Navy 2015) College-style Triple Option attack
Eclipse: (Atlanta Falcons 2006) Exceptional scrambling QB with wide range of strong running and passing plays. Streaky QB who can get hot and take over a game single-handedly.
Stallions: (Indianapolis Colts 2006) Elite QB play with a special ability to force defenses to reveal their play pre-audible!
Vultures: (Baltimore Ravens 2000) An elite defense in the game. The Vultures Offense is one-dimensional and does some things well, especially Power running, but the challenge to find variety in the passing game tends to make their Offense weaker than average overall.
SET 2
Stackers: (Green Bay Packers 1967) Lombardi's Power Sweep and elite pass defense.
Rhinos: (Chicago Bears 1985) Elite all-around defense, streaky Offense, Walter Payton.
Hydra: (S.F. 49ers 1988) Joe Montana "Final Drive" mechanism, yards after catch for receivers, balanced all-around team.
Werewolves: (Detroit Lions 1990's) Barry Sanders mechanism.
SET 3
Sharks: (Miami Dolphins 1984) Elite Receivers, QB Quick Release, and poor Defense.
Minotaurs: (Buffalo Bills 1990) No Huddle Offense, strong Defense.
Privateers: (Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2002) Balanced, ball-control passing Offense, elite opportunistic pass defense.
Kardiacs (Cleveland Browns 1980) Late game heroics, keeps games close.
SET 1
Boneyard: (Navy 2015) College-style Triple Option attack
Eclipse: (Atlanta Falcons 2006) Exceptional scrambling QB with wide range of strong running and passing plays. Streaky QB who can get hot and take over a game single-handedly.
Stallions: (Indianapolis Colts 2006) Elite QB play with a special ability to force defenses to reveal their play pre-audible!
Vultures: (Baltimore Ravens 2000) An elite defense in the game. The Vultures Offense is one-dimensional and does some things well, especially Power running, but the challenge to find variety in the passing game tends to make their Offense weaker than average overall.
SET 2
Stackers: (Green Bay Packers 1967) Lombardi's Power Sweep and elite pass defense.
Rhinos: (Chicago Bears 1985) Elite all-around defense, streaky Offense, Walter Payton.
Hydra: (S.F. 49ers 1988) Joe Montana "Final Drive" mechanism, yards after catch for receivers, balanced all-around team.
Werewolves: (Detroit Lions 1990's) Barry Sanders mechanism.
SET 3
Sharks: (Miami Dolphins 1984) Elite Receivers, QB Quick Release, and poor Defense.
Minotaurs: (Buffalo Bills 1990) No Huddle Offense, strong Defense.
Privateers: (Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2002) Balanced, ball-control passing Offense, elite opportunistic pass defense.
Kardiacs (Cleveland Browns 1980) Late game heroics, keeps games close.
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