OFFENSE Center Routes: Lines up in front of the QB. ● Option 1: Run a hook route. After snapping the ball the center can run about 10 yards straight up the field and then turn around and come back towards the QB for about 2 yards to receive the ball. ● Option 2: Run an . After snapping the ball the center can run about 10 yards straight up the field and then make a sharp cut, turning left running towards the sideline anticipating receiving the ball from the QB. ● Option 3: Run an out route. After snapping the ball the center can run about 10 yards straight up the field and then make a sharp cut, turning right running towards the sideline anticipating receiving the ball from the QB.

Wide Receiver 1 Routes: Lines up on the left hand side of the center about 5 yards away. ● Option 1: Run a go route. WR runs straight up the field anticipating receiving the ball from the QB over the inside shoulder. ● Option 2: Run an in route. WR runs straight up the field about 15 yards and then makes a sharp cut, turning towards the right running across the field to the other sideline anticipating receiving the ball from the QB. ● Option 3: Run a . WR takes a false step to the left and then makes a sharp cut back to the right angling their run towards the opposite corner of the end zone. At anytime during this route they should anticipate receiving the ball from the QB.

Wide Receiver 2 Routes: Lines up on the right hand side of the center about 5 yards away. ● Option 1: Run an in and out route. WR runs 5 yards up the field and then makes a sharp cut to the left to run across the field towards the other sideline. After about 5 yards across the field, the WR cuts to the right and sprints towards the near sideline anticipating the ball from the QB. ● Option 2: Run a hook and go route. WR runs 5 yards up the field and then stops. Takes a couple steps back towards the QB and then takes off sprinting up the field, anticipating the ball from the QB over the inside shoulder. ● Option 3: Run a hook route. WR runs 5 yards up the field and then stops and turns around facing the QB while anticipating that the QB is throwing them the ball as they turn around.

Running Back Routes: Lines up behind the QB. ● Option 1: Runs a . At the snap of the ball they run towards either sideline and then run directly up the field towards the end zone anticipating the ball from the QB over the inside shoulder. ● Option 2: Runs a texas route. At the snap of the ball they run towards either sideline. After running about 5 yards towards the sideline they cut back towards where the center snapped the ball and run a slant route across the field anticipating the ball from the QB at anytime during the route on the inside shoulder. ● Option 3: Runs a play action out route. After the snap of the ball the QB fakes a handoff to the RB. The RB then continues to run up the middle of the field for about 10 yards, then cuts either right or left and runs towards the sideline anticipating the ball from the QB.

DEFENSE Option 1: Man to Man. All players pick a player on the other team to guard and they follow them wherever they go on the field.

Option 2: Zone. All players are assigned a specific zone of the field to cover defensively and react to the ball in the air.