also: 2x2 · deuce · spread 2x2
Two receivers to each side. Usually a synonym for a balanced 2x2 formation, though some programs use Doubles for one specific 2x2 set.
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Two receivers to each side of the formation, written 2x2. It is a common balanced spread alignment and the counterpart to trips.
Because neither side is loaded, the offense can call concepts to either side without changing the receiver count. The defense still makes strength and coverage declarations from the formation, back and field position.
2x2trips, spread, aceMost coaches use Doubles for any 2x2 alignment. Some use it for one specific 2x2 formation, with the back or receivers aligned a certain way. The name tells you there are two receivers on each side; the playbook tells you the exact formation.