Reading the bs 5 tech on zone triple

Thanks for the reply coach -

Here's what we dealt with at camp. We scrimmaged a 33 stack team 5 or 6 times. Their front three were not two gap, stimulus/response type players - they slanted strong or weak on every snap. Most of the 33 teams in this area use this same approach. Here's the problem - in our zone read play - we are telling our Oline to leave the backside ELOS unblocked and our QB will read him. What we ended up doing against this team was having our QB read the 5 tech area. If the DE slanted into B gap, the 5 tech area was vacated telling QB to keep - if the DE slanted out into C Gap, the QB recognized this and gave the football. This ended up being a relatively easy adjustment.

However - it made things much more difficult on our BST because now instead of scooping to BS stacked LB, he was now picking up a slanting DE as he took his zone step. Also, when we pulled and they blitzed the LB stacked over the BSDE, we lost our number advantage and QB got a headache. We ended up running it out of trips/1 back gun and cracking that LB with our #3 receiver. We always run bubble with our "pitch" guy in our zone read - so this worked, however it seemed like it was the ONLY way we had success with the play. It was frustrating.

BTW - our #1 set to run the play is Doubles 1 back. We run our backside slot receiver on a bubble route instead of getting in pitch relationship. This puts invert safeties and/or Dog backers in a bind. They can't slowplay us. If they try to slowplay, they will never recover to the bubble. The only problem with this is when they blitz - our QB Occasionally gets a headache. We have a good one though - you have to in order to run it like this.

Let me know if any of this makes sense - I am way better at drawing or talking than typing, so I will understand if this makes no sense. Thanks.