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The X's and O's of an unbalanced line

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explained by coach sparano:

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"It does two different things," Sparano said. "When you go unbalanced, with a tight end on one side and a tackle on the other side, it forces [the defense] to declare what you want to do with your safety. Do you want to put your safety in a situation where if he goes to the big side, to the two-man side ... Do you want to run support that side? Do you want to bring the safety over there? Or do you want to leave the safety back to the tight end side right now, knowing that he's the eligible [receiver].
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