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Flag football plays, explained

Twins Right Slant & Flat

Flag football, 5 on 5 · Short Pass

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The outside receiver cuts in at an angle, the inside one runs flat to the outside. This way round, because the outside one would not have three yards of room at the sideline. Two routes that diverge: a safe first target against man and against zone alike. The quickest ball in the playbook.

Called on: Openers · 1st down · 2nd & short · Two-minute

How the drawing is made

The drawing above is not a reproduction. It comes from the same library a new playbook gets its ready-made plays from, and it is drawn by the same renderer as the printout on game day. Take Twins Right Slant & Flat into Routetree and this is exactly what you get.

It is drawn to the dimensions of Flag football, 5 on 5. The same idea on a different field needs different spacing, which is why every concept sits in the format it applies to.

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