| Procedure: |
The passing tree system is designed so that all even-numbered
routes (2,4,6,8) are run towards the middle of the field
and all odd-numbered routes (1,3,5,7,9) are be run towards
the sideline. These routes are used for all positions on
the field. Since the ball is always placed in the middle
of the field, the center faces the dilemma, and all of the
center’s routes should be based on the play design.
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Quick
Out (1):
|
This
is a 5-8 yard route then the receiver cuts out towards
the sideline then looks for the ball. |
| Slant
(2): |
This
is a 3-5 yard route forward then the receiver breaks
towards the middle of the filed on a 45 degree angle
and looks for the ball. |
| Deep
Out (3): |
This
is a 10-15 yard route. It should be run exactly like
the quick out only deeper. |
| Drag/In
(4): |
This
is a 5-8 yard route forward then the receiver breaks
into the middle of the filed on a 90 degree angle and
looks for the ball. |
| Flag
(5): |
This
is a 10-15 yard route forward then the receiver breaks
at a 45 degree angle towards the sideline and looks
for the ball. |
| Curl
(6): |
This
is a 5-8 yard route forward then the receiver stops
and turns to the ball. |
| Post
Corner (7): |
This
is a 12-20 yard route forward then the receiver cuts
on a 45 degree angle to the middle of the field for
a few steps then the receiver cuts on a 45 degree angle
towards the sideline and then looks for the ball. |
| Post
(8): |
This
is a 12-20 yard route forward then the receiver breaks
on a 45 degree angle towards the middle of the field
and looks for the ball. |
| Fly
(9): |
This
route is run straight up the field with the receiver
looking for the ball after he gets past about 15 yards. |
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