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WR Direct Snap

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

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

Coaches and players love trick plays. If you are using the I-formation as your main formation, you don’t need to

In the pro-formation, the two running backs line up behind the QB one to each side. The reason this is

This is your simple I-formation run play. The RB (no. 2) follows the FB (no. 4) into the 4 gap.

The Qb rolls out to the right. The WRs on that side run a short and deep route to occupy

A real simple pass play that confuses the zone and man defense. If the defense is in man coverae, the

Running plays rarely work in flag football. So there is no point to line up with a running back. As

The offense lines up in the pro formation with two split backs. Before this play you should run the Pro

This is one of the simplest and easiest running plays from the pro formation. This play works well when you