Put three receiving levels on one side of the field.

Coaching focus The routes must stay at different depths. Read the available sideline window and take the underneath outlet if coverage carries the higher routes. This needs more development time than the quick game; do not make it the first answer to immediate middle pressure.

Install plan Add after Snag and only when the snap and protection time allowed by your league give the routes time to develop.

Assignments

• : rehearse → → ; take the first open throw within your range.
• : 14-yard corner to the sideline
• : 8-yard out to the sideline
• : 4-yard flat to the sideline
• : 18-yard go
• : 5-yard sit inside

League setup This example uses six players, an eligible center, no blocking, and a rusher starting seven yards off the line. Check your league's rush, handoff, and no-run-zone rules and adjust the playbook settings before use.

Full concept and diagram in the Football Library