One of the biggest problems offenses face in flag football is pressure from a good rusher. A fast, aggressive blitzer can disrupt timing, force rushed throws, and make the quarterback uncomfortable. The key is having built-in answers. Below are tips on how to beat the blitz in flag football You donβt want your QB guessing…
Here are the most overlooked coaching points for receivers in flag football. These things are overlooked on all age levels and league formats. If players and coaches focus on these coaching points they will develop or become elite and complete receivers. Overlooked Coaching Points for Receivers in Flag Football Working Back to the Quarterback One…
The Shallow Cross Concept for 7v7 out of Trips is a great passing concept because it creates natural traffic, easy separation, and a simple read for the quarterback. By using a shallow route from one of the trips receivers, the offense forces defenders to chase across the field, which is especially difficult in man coverage.…
4 Common Mistakes That Get Defenders Beat in Man Coverage- And How to Fix them Man coverage can be one of the best ways to play aggressive defense, especially in youth football and flag football. It allows defenders to match up, apply pressure, and force quarterbacks to make tight-window throws. But man coverage only works…
The Snag Passing Concept for 5v5 is one of the best passing concepts for flag football because it gives the quarterback a simple, quick read while attacking multiple areas of the defense. It usually creates a triangle read, with a short route, a flat route, and a sit/corner-style route that stretches defenders horizontally and vertically.…
Post-Corner / Dagger Concept for 7v7 This is a great concept against man to man. The Dagger Concept side (right side) is great against man and zone coverage. The 5 and 4 receiver side is great against most zone coverages because you get a high-low. (1) Runs an 8 yard dig route. (2) Runs a seam- clearing…
If you’re a flag football coach looking for simple, effective plays that work at every age level, this video is for you. I break down my top scoring concepts that you can run in 5v5, 6v6, and 7v7 flag footballβyouth, middle school, high school, and even adult leagues. Full Playbook: Attack System Playbook Bundle for…
This is a great split-field coverage beater. This flag football play features a man beating concept to the right and a zone beating concept to the left. If you’re seeing man coverage the QB reads the Post-Wheel side. If you’re seeing zone coverage QB reads the Smash Concept side. This is a core split-field coverage…
ππ«π’π―π / ππ‘πππ₯ ππ¨π§πππ©π ππ¨π« π π₯ππ π π¨π¨ππππ₯π₯ (split-field coverage beater) The Drive concept creates natural separation and high-percentage throws by stretching the defense horizontally and putting defenders in conflict. 5: Under route- 2-3 yard depth- no deep- run to space. If it’s zone, sit between the zone defenders.4: Dig route- 8-10 yards. Run to space.3:…
ππ±π π π¨π«π¦πππ’π¨π§: πππ’π¬π¬π¨π«π¬ / ππ‘π’π© ππ¨π§πππ©πThis is one of the best split-field coverage beaters. Split-field coverage beaters are passing plays that have a man beating concept to one side and a zone beating concept to the other. This is one of my favorite Flag Football Plays for 7v7! Man Beater SideQB Read: Look to throw…
