Might kinda tie in with the evolution from 90% use of 11 personnel a little bit, too.
There’s no secret that McVay intends to get snaps for both guys, and probably lots of them.
So, how does McVay avoid giving away too much info to opposing D’s as he allegedly did in the SB?
I can see how 2 back sets might give D’s fits.
And 2 TE sets with an emerging Everett could also present big problems.
But will either give too much info away vs just remaining in the almost infinitely variable 11 personnel?
Gonna be interesting to see how this plays out. And I seriously doubt that McVay will give away even a hint during the preseason games.
