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Message: [QUOTE="Finwad32, post: 1587287, member: 651"] Typically, these offenses mask an OL's deficiencies somewhat. You need more of an experienced and more talented line with pro-styles. Don't get me wrong, run blocking is run blocking, but, zone schemes typically rely on combos and double teams to second level assignments. This makes it easier to win individual blocks when there's an initial combo, it gets the OL into better position to make their block imo. Pass blocking is similar regardless, you just have to know your assignment. But if you're going to be spread a lot, you're going to look for more athleticism with your OL. The premise is to widen everything, splits included. This creates more ground to cover, you're going to want guys with good feet and lateral mobility. [/QUOTE]