inside veer to a 2 or 2I tech

Jerry, it's not a problem because the center will block the playside linebacker if he moves into A gap. Chances are that he won't do that vs. B-gap veer so the center will work to the backside linebacker who is scraping to the dive. We don't crowd the hole of the B gap other than the guard's block on the 2i and the tackle's veer block on the inside linebacker. If the slot sees that the playside linebacker is blocked, he immediately works to the free safety (same as Coach Campbell's rule on midline). Remember, he is STEPPING TO THE PLAYSIDE IMMEDIATELY AFTER SNAPPING THE BALL.

If we play a team who runs a 5-3 Eagle or TNT Look, it is crucial for the center to get to the playside linebacker, because if the playside linebacker blitzes A Gap, he may be able to blow up the veer. We scoop the nose with the backside guard.

In our spread formation (double slot) ou slot aligns 1X1 (yards) from the offensive tackle. However, he may cheat in on veer and midline to gain two steps in getting to the linebacker.

I hope this is for what you were looking, Jerry. These are Tony DeMeo's rules for running the B-Gap veer.