Set a tackle head-up against opposing tackles beyond these spaces, on either side. Position an end to the outside of either tackle. Facing a typical split-back offense, one end should face the tight end, while the other may be left unmanned. Though good for stopping running backs, this formation has fewer pass defenders. Watch that the offense doesn't double or triple receivers to the outside.
Football is an inherently dangerous activity that can result in serious injury or death.
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