Why would it have to be a running play with two QBs in the backfield with two running backs? The options are endless!Hint: it's a running play.... Probably a triple option. That stuff doesn't work that often in the NFL unless you're a freak athlete like Lamar Jackson. Defenses are way more athletic, they aren't fooled unless it is a legit trick play.
All the defense needs to do there is stack the box and set the edge.
They can only have 2 WR in that formation (5 OL and 4 behind line). Shouldn't be too hard to cover 2 WR with 3 DBs, stack the box with the other 8 defenders.Why would it have to be a running play with two QBs in the backfield with two running backs? The options are endless!
A direct snap to a Bowden in motion for a sweep, he could pull up and throw and the same for Tua. Any of the four in the backfield become eligible receivers and covering three men out of the backfield and two #1 receivers would be a high task for any defense.They can only have 2 WR in that formation (5 OL and 4 behind line). Shouldn't be too hard to cover 2 WR with 3 DBs, stack the box with the other 8 defenders.
Hint: it's a running play.... Probably a triple option. That stuff doesn't work that often in the NFL unless you're a freak athlete like Lamar Jackson. Defenses are way more athletic, they aren't fooled unless it is a legit trick play.
All the defense needs to do there is stack the box and set the edge.
Ohhhhh... is that ALL they need to do?Hint: it's a running play.... Probably a triple option. That stuff doesn't work that often in the NFL unless you're a freak athlete like Lamar Jackson. Defenses are way more athletic, they aren't fooled unless it is a legit trick play.
All the defense needs to do there is stack the box and set the edge.