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1 "GO" vs igh 9-0 yd igh chool L R ow It orks: he Go route vs over hree or ingle igh afety an ree works to stress the covering down on the Outside lot as well as the. he will seek to drop or get contact on the which gives a clear path for the to be open in the weaker flat zone. 's job is to clear out the orner for this route to have room to run. can quickly angle outside making the backers job to catch up next to impossible. should build depth to 7 yards so after the catch he will have a better gain. he should stretch his route to the outside of the flat defender if someone is aligned outside of him. his can also make it difficulty for the to get to him. he uarterback's read is to see the single high safety and know that the receivers are stretching the defense vertically and horizontally. is specific read is the - or whoever the flat defender is. If the does anything other then step forward, his best option is. If he steps forward then he can easily anticipate the breaking past the and being open in the hash window. should look over his inside shoulder. he B can dropback or also sprint to the route making it even easier to throw. I prefer a slight roll playside. he Offensive Line can sprint protect or combo with a one lide and an backside. his is opywrited material and cannot be duplicated or sold without permission from Pro tyle pread Offense

2 "GO" vs igh 3 L R ow It orks: he Go route vs over wo adjustment stresses both safeties high because there are three verticals only two safeties are asked to cover. It also stressed the dilemma to run with the since the has to stay inside with the. he has a mandatory outside release for the fade and if he clears the orner he will slow down in the window between the numbers and the sideline. he has the same shoot/arrow route that releases outside quickly and builds to 7 yards. he sight adjusts on his release to run a post into the middle of the field (OO-iddle Of ield Open) where their is no capped defender in the iddle "tube". he uarterback's read is to first check the whenever there is uncapped space behind the corner and the corner is inside 7 yards. If clears with no contact right away he will throw to. If drops or sticks with the, the throw goes to the quickly. If neither are open he can look to the post down the field as the may have rotated to help with the leaving wide open. If the B is sprinting out or rolling he must set his fee to throw to if the progression leads him there. his is opywrited material and cannot be duplicated or sold without permission from Pro tyle pread Offense

3 "GO" vs an L R ow It orks: he Go route vs an Under could be seen with or high safeties and a man to man defender underneath. On the snap the defender may play tight to the man or have eyes on the man, not the play. If cannot easily beat the, then he should break off the route flat inside under the afeties. against a close defender will now pushes upfield two steps before breaking out to get better separation. he uarterback's read when he sees man coverage is to go to and find the first person to clear the confusion. e can also wait for 's secondary route adjustment upfield as another option if the quick arrow is not free. he B can watch the defense on the ipper motion to check for coverage. If he sees man he knows the may break off his route as shown above. If nothing happens quickly or the uarterback pumps, Receivers all go to their secondary route. his is opywrited material and cannot be duplicated or sold without permission from Pro tyle pread Offense

4 "GO" vs Blitz L R ow It orks: he Go route vs a Blitz can be keyed by seeing a no high safety look defensively. hen safeties are creeping up behind backers who are up the B and R's have good clue that something is coming and the ball can be thrown quicker. he 's route can take any angle because there is no high safeties to stay under anymore. All other routes are the same as against an overage. he uarterback's read is to just go to the first open receiver between or. If he can see clearly where the pressure is coming from like the above, then he should throw to that similar area that is now vacated. If your B also suspects pressure, he can check to a much more aggressive pass protection. ven if the rules stay the same as the / man / zone slide, a call should be made to make the blocking solid and not kick-slide which puts defenders in the face of the B trying to get the ball out quick. his is opywrited material and cannot be duplicated or sold without permission from Pro tyle pread Offense

5 print Pick L R ow It orks: he print Pick Play is called as a counter to the Go Play to give a different look to the defense and stress the corner with a "pick" of the trong afety. runs a flatter slant through the angle of the 's path covering the out route by. runs a corner route. he uarterback's read is to sprint and throw quickly looking first at the to clear the pick and make a catch with room to run. If it's cloudy he can find or run the ball or throw it away. print Pick can also be run as a dropback pass just by changing the protection. If your B needs help getting the ball out or to the right side - the sprint is a good option. o the left, a dropback can be better then trying to get the B to reset his feet from sprinting left if he's right handed. his is opywrited material and cannot be duplicated or sold without permission from Pro tyle pread Offense

6 print Pick witch L R ow It orks: he print Pick Play is called as a counter to the Go Play to give a different look to the defense and stress the corner with a "pick" of the trong afety ith the switch the only thing changes is the is running the out and the is running the corner. Because this hits even faster with the, a sprint out is the preferred method. All the reads are the same as regular print Pick. his is opywrited material and cannot be duplicated or sold without permission from Pro tyle pread Offense

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