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Know your Gaps

Knowing your gaps is crucial to being able to run the football. You can’t really run if you do not

This play works very well and is not expected. The center snaps the ball, then goes out into a pattern.

Defense is the best part about football. Everyone loves offense and wants to be a “star”, but it’s defense that

Here are some simple wide receiver patterns. Some people call this the “passing tree” or “passing routes.” Every wide receiver

This play can be used in flag football, backyard football and in organized football. Just add the tightends, runningbacks and

Pulling a groin or hamstring is a very common sports injury (second to twisted ankle). Everyone who plays sports long

The two completion rule awards a first down to the team that completes two forward passes. In order to get

Ever dream of being John Elway, but lacked the size? How else can you emulate your favorite quarterback? Do you

Whether you are playing backyard football or organized football, sometimes it’s easy not to see the importance of a running

The option play gives you lots of options from the same formation while giving the defense the same look. You

This play can be run as either a fullback (W since it is flag) blast or a QB bootleg. In fact, you