Stopping the Double Tight, Double Wing

THE Double Wing is good for masking ones deficiencies in several areas. However, just because someone runs a DW, doesn't mean they are necessarily deficient. If they have the horses in place they can run over you like a well oiled Oklahoma 70's era Wishbone.

JR has it right. I'll add that you cant be predictable play after play. I teach my LB's to cross key in other words if the WB on your side goes away the other WB might be coming, read first then flow. Guards are another key or key breaker. A well run DW will, from time to time, false pull a guard or guards. That can send a LB or two in the wrong direction. Disciplined play is KEY to facing any misdirection based offense. Know what your role is and play it like you wrote the text book. The best advice I can give is to make sure your setting the edge HARD! Depending on your front, either a DE or OSLB has got to maintain that mantra. Watch for traps and pulls, know how to deflect them but never get turned or driven off the edge.