New looks this week:
That's a MINT set, which is basically a nickel version of Tite and it plays similarly, but responsibilities are going to be somewhat different. It should always be a four man front. A nickel (Guillbeau) is on the field, so Overshown is in his normal Will position. In MINT, the Will is usually a spin down safety and has nickel/OLB coverage responsibilities. So one moves him out over a boundary slot as pictured because (1) the Jack is considered a fulltime DL, and (2) you can keep safeties 2-deep. Without 2 WR to the boundary it looks like a Tite, but obviously there's a nickel on the field. MINT is an anagram for Match (player match ups, not match coverage), Inside (Tite), Nickel, Two (Deep). Like Baptists, some defenses don't follow all the prongs.
To compliment the Tite from nickel, we played our Over from base. It's hard to see numbers here; DMO is at Sam and DTD at Will: