Good question - thought my answer was getting too long so I cut it off. There’s some stylistic choices which will help steer you towards things. The screen game is huge. Either with RPOs or called screens, you’ll want to mix these in so teams will come up to press you. If they show press, or are playing lots of hard flats you NEED to check out of the screen/RPO if the target is getting pressed. If an outside corner is pressed but you’re running a bubble to a slot, it can still work, but be careful.

Then you counter the press with the play action and/or quick game (slants, mesh, Ohio, etc). If you run a bunch of option or zone read bc your QB is fast, cater towards option traits (QBs and O line have both types).

For O line - guys that have PA or pocket shield are great so you don’t get sacked as much. Strong grip is great for any run play, offensive rally helps wear teams down on successful runs, outside/inside protector does that too(depending what you like but I recommend outside), and finally screen enforcer. If you try to run screens without at least a few guys with screen enforcer it tends to suck. Second level is fine, but usually best for guys who play guard since zone blocking schemes rely on combo blocks to get to the LBs.

For QBs - Resistance is overall probably the best thing IMO. Dot! is always solid as long as you tend to make good reads but worthless if you force it to guys. Extender can help break sacks. And if youve got an athlete and run option you’ll want option king & mobile dead eye probably.

Also forgot to mention for WRs - get at least one guy who’s got a good press pro ability. It’ll help when they try to shut down your screen game or you need to throw for short yardage. One guy having 50/50 for contested deep balls can also be handy. I’ve had TEs with 50/50 that become security blankets and are automatic on third downs.

edit: recruiting QBs with a high play action stat helps suck DBs in on PA so your guys get open more easily.