5-3 vs. unbalanced twins

......................B
......................A
.....Z...............Q
X...........T.T.G.C.G.Y

C...........E...T...T....E
.......S....................
...............L.......L....W

.......$$.................C

You have to recognize the overload and shift the line to it. Weak Side TE gets NO FREE RELEASES. Coverage comes from Inverted Corner. Will and Sam Rotate up position. After you see how they run this you can determine how they bring pressure either from the back side or in their face. I would play the front 9-3-1-8. With Sam up strong side it forces them to think about how they are going to block as the crack downs dont open it up as much as they would like.

......................B
......................A
.....Z...............Q
X...........T.T.G.C.G.Y

C...........E...T...T....E.....W
.......S....................
...............L.......L....

.......F$....................C


From this you can bring backside pressure and, done right (FAST AS HELL), you can eliminate the lead block as they have to do something to keep Wil from running it down. If they throw extremely well replace Sam and Wil with DB's (Strong Safety types).


......................B
......................A
.....Z...............Q
X...........T.T.G.C.G.Y

C...........E...T...T....E.....W
.
.............S......L......L....

.......F$....................C


Here I can stunt DE's with S and L and they get no easy blocks.

I caution that you shouldn't over compensate too much or you leave yourself ripe on the weak side. Thats just the thing a good OC looks for and exploits.