4-3 against the Wing T?

coach...

i have had a lot of success against the wing-t using what we called our 30 wide front. it is really a 5-3. we play a 0-tech, two 3-techs, a 5-tech to the weak side, and a 9-tech to the strong side. all five of these players were true d-linemen. (i.e. the 9-tech played with his hand down, he did not have coverage responsibility). behind the line is a mike backer in a 50-tech to the strong side (c-gap player on flow to), a will backer in a 00-tech (because of the front alignment, this backer cannot be blocked), and rover-type in a 50-tech on the weak side. we usually played cover 3 or 1 behind it, but you can also use a bastardized form of cover 2 by rolling one of your corners back. the weakness of this defense is that you are forced to give up one zone (usually the hole). but typicall if you can force a wing-t team to rely on the pass, you are sitting pretty.

hope this gives you some ideas.