Coach Easton, what front is best suited to defend the Spread Offense?

ADDED THOUGHTS:

If you choose to play zone against a well run spread offense who really understands the concepts of the passing game, your going to be just to darn vulnerable in my opinion. Your just asking a player to cover too much area by himself and a well designed passing attack will put more than one receiver in the same area at the same time. By spreading out the defense to start with by alignment, you have already placed that defender on an island by himself with no help and now your asking him to defend against more than one receiver. THE OFFENSE SHOULD WIN THAT BATTLE MOST OF THE TIME DON'T YOU THINK?

Coach Easton-TIGER ONE

We play the odd stackwe will run cover 0 or cover 1 mostly, sometimes man under 2 deep in obvious passing situations. If we are sending our spurs we have them read far back to stop zone read, if we drop them with the slot receiver we will send our DT or OLB off the edge. Mike is dive read all the way. We will try to take away their best plays and make their worst runner carry the ball. If we see option, spur is qb and OLB is pitch. safety runs the alley.