FFF,
I play in the DFW league and would love to run my offense against a 10 man front on defense. I agree totally with Michigan Joe, it would make you extremely vunderable to big plays. A well balanced defense is a much better approach IMO. As far as going up against the "Spread" or the "West Coast Offense" I attack it with speed, so your linemen and LB's can hit those gaps and try to disrupt the play before it gets started. Let me emphasize something here, I'm not sure the kind of league your in or the coaches skills in your league, but I know for a fact that if you bring 10 men fronts to the DFW league your going to be in for a long, long day. Just my 2 cents worth

RD "RaiderNation" aka "Cuban Assasin"

Question @ Jimbo/Michigan Joe
 

Do you guys think that the offensive schemes discussed here can work in the GLEFL. I ask you becaue you've either participated in or seen their style of play.

Any other GLEFL coaches feel free to chime in.$cch$

Anything Works
 

...IF YOU BELIEVE IT WILL AND PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE!

My Playbook has over 250 Offensive plays in it - every set, formation and personnel imaginable. But they don't all translate to every ruleset we play under. Some do in the GLEFL, others do in the LAEFL, and others elsewhere.

Good point Jimbo""Practice Practice"

How do I defend the spread/west coast offense? By shooting quick fast DL thru the gaps, they will disrupt the flow, put them on boat bases, and watch them create "Havoc"

Oh yeah!
 

Boat bases huh! What if you were not allowed to use 'em? What strategy would you use then?

Pro-Line Fast Rounded Fronts

OK!

Too Bad They're Scared Of Those Too!!!
 

Yep, majority voters are afraid of those bases too! :eek: :confused: :mad: :cool: