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Message: [QUOTE="TigerTown, post: 760344, member: 3598"] This is what one defensive coordinator said last year you just can't do against the spread (and when you play someone who has a mobile QB who can throw makes it obviously very tough to defend). If you put a 'spy' on a QB in this offense, you'll get abused by quick passes to the TE or RB. You have to count on a pass rush from your front 4, particularly up the middle. The key against the spread is consistent push up the middle, which is honestly key against most any offense - you disrupt things/cut the field in half. [/QUOTE]