You can play even fronts ans well and have DTs maintain gaps while DEs contain Waggle, Sweeps, Belly, etc. LBs have to attack RBs while DBs make sure their WRs and TE/WBs don’t sneak by them.The wing t is so easy to stop, so so easy to stop. I say this as someone who was a qb in the wing t.
We lit up scoreboards vs teams. We lost 4 games in my 3 years of ball, went 32-4. But allllll teams have to do is play an eagle front and dent the last surface in each side and it’s toast. Any team that did that to us had success and we were a top 10 ranked team in NJ amongst public and non public
Just don’t chase any ghosts like Shabazz Ends were doing last night.