Option from the Double Offset I

With all of the popularity of spread/double slot looks for option, a better way to look at it might be to create a double offset look (just picture an inverted wishbone) ... I back ... FBs offset behind each tackle or B gap ... two split ends ... we can trade information to those who are interested. With a double offset look you are real close to a spread look with no side/direction keys for the defense. You can "play" with the depth of the FBs and TB. Dive veer is possible both ways now along with load, lead, speed, a variation of midline, counters .... the possibilities are endless! It puts a lot of pressure on the defense to declare strength, keys are "lost", etc. Email comments/questions to me at demaze4@hotmail.com The only way I could figure out how to diagram it was to put in periods for all the spaces ... otherwise there was no spacing ... sorry!

SE..............................T..G..C..G..T...............................SE
...........................................Q........................................
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.................................FB.............FB.................................
..........................................TB......................................

Comments? Concerns? Another great thing about this balanced look is that it opens a lot of potnetial complimentary plays (inside zones, zone stretch, power, jet with late motion, etc.)