Quick Passing Steinert Spartans

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Steinert Spartans3 Step DropQuick Passing

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Quick Passing Basics


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Quick ssi sicsComplete Quick p ck e co sists of 3 p tter s

1) Hitch 2) Sl t 3) F de

tter s re lw ys mirrored o both sides of the b ll.

T ught s complete p tter ot just i dividualroutes. All players must be able to runallroutes withinthe patternand know their routes purpose.

No primary receiver all receivers are to run completeroutes and expect the ball every play.

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QBs pre-snap read will dictate the side hell be throwing to.

QBs key is always one defensive player with only 2options -- he does this - I do that.

Several formations, motioning and adjustment tags givethe illusion of complexity to the defense.

For a side that has only one receiver in tight, well apply a

Common Sense Rule: If #1 is in tight, an outside routedoesnt make sense. Run a route to occupy the middle ofthe field.

Quick assing Basics

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Individual routes within each pattern are assigned basedon where you are aligned within the formation.

QC G TGT

Receivers are numbered from the outside-in: - #1, #2 or #3

on both sides.

Note: many of our formations will nothave a #2 or #3

receiver on both sides.

#1#1

#2#2 #3

Quick assing asics

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Hitch


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Hitc

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#1

#2#3

#1

#2

Hand signal - ang loose

#1 - Hitc route wide split - 3 steps, snap back and

expect t e ball now (note: #1s route will always be t e patterns name(e.g. itc , slant, or fade))

#2 Seam route angle to outside s oulder of t e OLB,slip inside im, t rottle down, turn s oulders to QB and

expect t e ball now (note: #2 will run t e route designed to get #1 open)#3 Option route get open anyw ere beyond 7 yards

and to t e inside (note: on all patterns #3 will run an Option unless tagged)

#3 could a e been s own on t e left

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Hitch


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Q

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#1

#2#3

QBs pre-snap read: hell choose the side withthe softest Cornerback, being sure a LB is not inhis passing lane.

At the snap the QB will look at his key, the flatdefender, and throw opposite his coverage

B B K

K = QB key

C

C

S

#1

B

Hitch

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Hitch


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#1

#2#3

If the key defender doesnt fly

out to the flat, well throw to theHitch

B B K

C

S

#1

B

C

Hitch

K = QB key

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Hitch


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Q

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#1

#2#3

If the key defender flies out to

the flat, well throw to the Seam

B B K

C

C

S

#1

B

Hitch

K = QB key

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Hitch


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T

Y X

Q

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ZF #1

#2

Example 1 of 3

BB

K

C

C

S

#1

B

Hitch22 309

QB sees the Flat defender cover

the Seam -- throws the Hitch

K = QB key

Pre-snap the QB picks right side

because of the softer Cornerback

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Hitch


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ZX

Q

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F

#1#2

Example 2 of 3

BB

K

C

C

S

#1

B

HitchBig 31 309

K = QB key

Y

#3

Pre-snap the QB picks left side

because of the softer Cornerback

QB sees the flat defender run out

to the flat throws the Seam

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Hitch


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T

Z

X

Q

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ZF #1

#2

Example 3 of 3(using motion)

B K

C

C

S

B

Hitch

Big 31 Rip 309

K = QB key

Y

#1

With Z motioning across, he becomes #2and must run the Seam route

QB sees the flat defender cover

the Seam throws the Hitch

Common Sense Rule:If #1 is in tight(TE/Wing), an outsideroute doesnt make

sense. Run a route tooccupy the middle ofthe field.

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Slant

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Slant

Q

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#1

#2#3#1

#2

Hand signal fists together

#1 - Slant route wide split - 3 steps, plant hard with outside

foot, slant inside and expect the ball now#2 Flat route take 1 step and roll outside working for

width not depth, expect the ball now

#3 Option route get open anywhere beyond 7 yards andto the inside

#3 could have been shown on the left

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Slant

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Q

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#1

#2#3

QBs pre-snap read: hell always choose thesingle side 1st, ifthe throwing lane is open.

When throwing to a multiple receiver side, the

QB will look at his key, the flat defender, and throwopposite his coverage.

BB K

K = QB key

C

C

S

#1

B

Slant

Lane NOT open

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Slant

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Q

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#1

#2#3

If the key defender flies out to

the flat, well throw to the Slant

B K

C

C

S

#1

B

Slant

K = QB key

B

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Slant

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Q

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#1

#2#3

If the key defender hesitates or

drops back, well throw to the Flat

B K

C

C

S

#1

B

Slant

K = QB key

B

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Slant

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T

Y X

Q

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ZF #1

#2

Example 1 of 3

BB

K

C

C

S

#1

B

Slant

22 312

QB sees the Flat defender cover

the Flat -- throws the Slant

K = QB key


because left side throwing lane is closed

Lane NOT open

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Slant

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ZX

Q

C G TGTT

F

#1#2

Example 2 of 3

BB

K

C

C

S

#1

B

Slant

Big 31 312

K = QB key

Y

#3

QB sees the key run out to the flat throws the Slant

Pre-snap the QB picks left sidebecause right side throwing lane is closed

Lane NOT open

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Slant

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XZ

Q

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T

F

#1

Example 3 of 3(using motion)

BB

CC

S

#1

B

Slant

22 Big Rip 312

K = QB key

Y

#3

LBs slide with motion and openup the backside Slant.Motion the TB to the 4 positionwhere he must run the Flat route.

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#2

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Fade

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Fade

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#1#2#3

#1

#2

Hand signal hand to top of helmet

#1 - Fade route tight split - 4 steps, then fade to 6 yards

from the sidelineand 20 yards deep#2 Out route take 4 steps and speed cut outside to a

depth of 6 yards, expect the ball now

#3 Option route get open anywhere beyond 7 yards and

to the inside

#3 could have been shown on the right

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Fade

Q

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#1#3

#1

#2

B

C

B

SS

B

= QB key

FS

QBs pre-snap read: well typically throw to themultiple receiver side, unless scouting/matchups tells usdifferent.

The QB will look at his key, the Cornerback, andthrow opposite his coverage.

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Fade

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Fade

Q

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#1#3

#1

#2

If the key defenderdrops to theflat, well throw theFade over him

in a holeabout 18-22 yards deep.

BB

SS

B

FS

K C

K

= QB key

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Fade

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Fade

Q

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#1#3

#1

#2

If the key defender runs deepwith theFade, well throw theFlat

right now.

BB

SS

B

FS

K C

K

= QB key

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Fade

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Q

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ZF#1

#2

Example 1 of 3

B

K

SS

C

FS

#1

B

Fade

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QB sees the Cornerback covers

the Fade -- throws the Out

K = QB key


with 2 receivers

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#3

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Fade

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Y X

Q

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Z

F

#1#2

Example 2 of 3

BK

SS

C

FS

#1

B

Fade

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QB sees the Cornerback stay in

the flat -- throws the Fade

K = QB key

Pre-snap the QB picks right sidewith 2 receivers

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Fade

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Fade


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F

Z X

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T #1#2

Example 3 of 3

B

FS

C

#1

Fade

Big 31 Rip 396

We motion over to slide the secondary

and throw the Fade to the left.

K = QB key

Pre-snap we like the matchup

with our Z vs their Cornerback.

#2

T

B

#3

SS

C

SS

FS

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#3 Option route


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#3- Option route

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#3 Option route


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#1

#2#3

For all 3 quick patterns, if both #1 & 2 are tightlycovered, the QB will reset and look to throw the

Option route to #3 or throw the ball away.

B B K

C

C

S

#1

B

#3- Option route

K = QB key

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