philly split (4-4) monster package

okay so i was playing a guy that was rolling with the ravens and using i think the run heavy playbook, anyways he had a mean run game as he was rotating mcclain, mcgahee, and rice, he came out passing at first so i got into my 4-2-5 package so my OLB's (SS's) could run with his slots but then he changed it up and went straight smashmouth football between the tackles and i was struggling, so i went to what i call the "monster package" and heres the setup:

RE- darren howard
DT's- broderick bunkley & mike patterson
LE- trevor laws
LOLB- trent cole
MLB's- your choice if you want bigger guys i would go stew and J.T. if you want more speed i would go akeem and spoon
ROLB- chris clemons
CB's- asante samuel & sheldon brown
FS- sean jones

he was mainly running to the right and parker was getting eaten alive so i put laws out there and i didnt have a problem on the edge the rest of the game, in this formation i can throw fastballs from anywhere its a really beefed up defense as you have
alot of defensive lineman on the field, i put SJ up top cuz of his hit power and strength against the run, i only go to this if im having trouble with the run, this is NOT a pass defense, its meant to be stout against the run. this is what i use against run heavy guys and its worked for me, hopefully it can help some of you out as well.

See i told you, that kid Laws is a monster at End. I would put Parker at OLB before i put Clemons at OLB. Good line up though. Try this one though

RE- J.Parker
DT's- broderick bunkley & mike patterson
LE-
trevor laws
LOLB- trent cole
MLB's- Stewart Bradley, A.Jordan
ROLB- W.Witherspoon
CB's- asante samuel &
sheldon brown
FS- sean jones

yea i really liked laws as a spell guy in my 4-4 normal setup but in my monster package he's great, he's stout and he's a big body, in my 4-4 normal i drop my ends more than i bring them so laws at end was out of the question but he's a perfect fit in my monster package, the reason i have clemons at OLB is cuz he's faster than parker and has a better zone coverage rating, so i can drop clemons and cole on occasion, but i rarely do that in my run defense as im usually just throwin fast balls with my OLB's but i do like the flexibility to be able to drop them if i want to.

oh ok, good stuff though

i will give you credit though ant when first thinking up this "monster package" it started with laws at end and you introduced me to the idea so props to ya man.

Yea a big line is something i think of when Tennessee had that success last year with Hanyesworth, there line had few speed rushers, but it worked. same way with my line