inside zone vs. this look

Coach, here is how we would block this front:

Strong side: PS Tackle and TE (Trey Push Call) combo 7 and Sam
PS Guard and Center (Duece Push Call) for the 3 and Mike
BS Guard (Base Reach vs. shade)
BS Tackle Most dangerous threat in B Gap (usually the will lber)
FB End man on line away from play

Weak Side: (Better Play)

PS Tackle (Base Reach vs 5)
PS Guard and Center (Ace Lion Push call) for the shade and Will
BS Guard and BS Tackle (Duece Push call) for the 3 and Mike
TE: Most dangerous threat to C gap (Usually the 7)
FB You can do a couple of things here: keep the rules the same and have the FB block
the end man on line away from play or call zone lead and have him lead up and
double the will or lead him on a rolled up safety when they try to get 8 men in the
box.

Yeah weakside zone is better here because the backers are shifted strong and the TE/tackle combo would be tough. I would lead the fullback on Will though for weakside zone and have the combo on the shade go to Mike and the combo on the 3 go to the Sam or SS (which ever one isn't responsible for naked).

On strong zone I would call force and lead the fullback possible blocking Sam or SS.

LEAD OFF INSIDE ZONE IS RUN TWO WAYS (PERSONAL PREFERENCE OF DIFFERENT COACHES):

1. BLOCKING BACK LEAD WITH REGULAR ZONE BLOCKING - BLAST A HOLE IF THERE IS NONE (I THE HOLE IS THERE GO ON TO NEAREST SAFETY).
2. REGULAR "ISO" BLOCKING WHERE HE ISOLATES ILB.

OUTSIDE ZONE - WHO BLOCKS CORNER": THIS WOULD DEPEND STRICTLY ON FORMATION. YOU CAN GET INTO A 2 TE/2 WR/1 RB SET (LIKE THE INDY COLTS) & PUT BOTH WR'S ON SAME SIDE. INSIDE WR GET SAFETY, & OUTSIDE WR GET CORNER. IN MOST SETS - THE WR CAN "PUSH/CRACK" (PUSH THE CORNER OFF FOR A FEW STEPS, THEN CRACK THE SAFETY). THIS IS KNOWN AS "TAKING TWO" BECAUSE THE CORNER WILL BACK OFF WITH THE WR FOR SEVERAL STEPS PARTICULARLY IN MAN; BY THEN IF THE RB GETS ON THE EDGE - YOU HAVE A "COACHES' DREAM" - THE RB ON THE CORNER ONE ON ONE IN OPEN FIELD. MOST CORNERS ARE NOT GREAT TACKLERS!