Veer to the Twins but Man Covereage

Throw the ball. Run option to the twins with the wr's running off. It doens't sound like you have a pitch player. The other thing is to go to twins open (3 wr's) and run the ball back to the single receiver side.

1st...how do you run outside veer to the twins without a TE and what is an arrow route by the FB and off of what backfield action.

The biggest problem with running the inside veer to this setup is they can bait the QB into a give read and still tackle him with the stacked SS.

I think a double option will get the ball outside (with teh FB picking up whoever shows in the B gap) but I am open to any ideas throwing the ball against the man coverage which is played loose at about 6 yards.

Thanks in advance!

Back to the TE side we have a 3, 9 and 40 backer and a middle backer over the center. The corner is about 7 yards off.

the split side we have a 1,5 tech and 20 backer with the SS stacked on the 5 technique playing games trying to bait the QB into a give read and still tackle him with the stacked SS.

The secondary is playing loose man.

I know we can run the midline to the TE side but the Load is out unless they give us a 7 tech. I also like the counter OT back to the TE off sprint out backfield action.

What about lining up in twins and trading the TE over to the twins side? or just lining up in twins with the TE over to the twins side?

mg,
Good call to the TE side.
If you are set on running Veer to the Twins run the inside Veer and be aware of the automatic dissconnect with that End playing hard. Then run the Z on a Crack block to the SS and pitch off the FS. But the best thing to do is run the ball away from their numbers.
You could also run a Veer play-action pass to the TE side and hit the quick seam by the TE.
* The "arrow" is a 3-4yd deep parralel route to the LOS, almost a real shallow out which breaks off the ride steps, you could then have the fullback run an Arrow and Go or shallow Out & Up and have the twins run two verts to clear the CB and FS.
But hey"I'm just a Line Coach."
Matt

if the team is always playing that game with end and strong safety, you should practice reading the area with the QB. He doesn't just read the end, he reads both players. If either one steps up on the dive, you pull and proceed with your pitch read. Also, coach campbell's bump wall scheme should be effective.