The double wing formation is a powerful offensive strategy in football that emphasizes misdirection and power running. In this formation, offensive linemen align in tight splits, allowing them to effectively block their defenders.

The double wing offense is an offense that features two tight-ends, two wing backs, one fullback, and a QB in the backfield. This offense utilizes zero line splits. This will allow the offensive line to execute double team and down blocks on the defense very easily.

There are several core plays in the Double Wing offense, but the Power is always our first install on day one. The play combines a single blocking rule that accounts for multiple defensive fronts and stunts, with a double team block at the point of attack, and mass at the point of attack through the use of several lead blockers.

The double wing is a series-based offense that tries to outnumber the defense at the point of attack and put the defense in conflict with just a handful of complementary plays. The base alignment is a balanced formation with two tight ends aligned foot-to-foot.