One back, 2 and 3 TE run schemes

In any of the traditional One Back sets (2 TE/2 WR/1 RB) - both 3x1 OR 2x2 aligns (i.e. "Trips" & "Double") - there are advantages & disadvantages to going to 3 TE's. Of course, the most obvious advantage is that you gain an extra power blocker - while the most obvious disadvantage is that you no longer can "spread the field" HORIZONTALLY by align. We use the following personnel packages (not always in the same game, & perhaps not always in the same season - but our offense can easily be ADAPTED to these:

"BASE" = 2 TE — 2 WR — 1 RB

"POSSE" = 1 TE — 3 WR — 1 RB

"LIGHT" = 0 TE — 4 WR — 1 RB

"JUMBO" = 3 TE — 1 WR — 1 RB

"HEAVY" = 4 TE — 0 WR — 1 RB

From these - we use the very STANDARD One Back plays (Inside Zone; Outside Zone; Counter; Play Action; 3 step drops; 5 step drops; screens & draws). Nothing different or unusual!