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Steinert Spartans 3 Step Drop Quick Passing Manual

Steinert Spartans 3 Step Drop Quick Passing Manual. Click your mouse to move forward. Basics. Hitch. Slant. Fade. Or to go directly to a section by pressing one of these buttons. . You can also press our logo button at the top left corner of any page to return to this page. Replay.

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Steinert Spartans 3 Step Drop Quick Passing Manual

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  1. Steinert Spartans3 Step DropQuick PassingManual Click your mouse to move forward Basics Hitch Slant Fade Or to go directly to a section by pressing one of these buttons. You can also press our logo button at the top left corner of any page to return to this page. Replay Click here to replay any page

  2. Quick Passing Basics Replay

  3. Quick Passing Basics • Complete Quick package consists of 3 patterns – 1) Hitch 2) Slant 3) Fade • Patterns are always mirrored on both sides of the ball. • Taught as a complete pattern – not just individual routes. All players must be able to run all routes within the pattern and know their route’s purpose. • No primary receiver – all receivers are to run complete routes and expect the ball every play. Replay

  4. Quick Passing Basics Replay

  5. Quick Passing Basics • QB’s pre-snap read will dictate the side he’ll be throwing to. • QB’s ‘key’ is always one defensive player with only 2 options -- “he does this - I do that”. • Several formations, motioning and adjustment ‘tags’ give the illusion of complexity to the defense. • For a side that has only one receiver in tight, we’ll apply a Common Sense Rule: If #1 is in tight, an outside route doesn’t ‘make sense’. Run a route to occupy the middle of the field. Replay

  6. Quick Passing Basics Replay

  7. Quick Passing Basics • Individual routes within each pattern are assigned based on where you are aligned within the formation. #1 #1 #2 #3 #3 #2 T G G T C • Receivers are numbered from the outside-in: - #1, #2 or #3 on both sides. • Note: many of our formations will not have a #2 or #3 receiver on both sides. Q Replay

  8. Hitch Replay

  9. Hitch Hand signal - “hang loose” #1 - Hitch route – wide split - 3 steps, snap back and expect the ball now (note: #1’s route will always be the pattern’s ‘name’ (e.g. hitch, slant, or fade)) #2 – Seam route – angle to outside shoulder of the OLB, slip inside him, throttle down, turn shoulders to QB and expect the ball now (note: #2 will run the route designed to get #1 open) #3 – Option route – get ‘open’ anywhere beyond 7 yardsandto the inside (note: on all patterns #3 will run an Option unless tagged) T G G T C #1 Q #1 Replay #2 #3 #2 #3 could have been shown on the left

  10. Hitch Replay

  11. Hitch • QB’s pre-snap read: he’ll choose the side with the ‘softest’ Cornerback, being sure a LB is not in his passing lane. • At the snap the QB will look at his ‘key’, the flat defender, and throw opposite his coverage = QB key K S C C B B B K #1 T G G T C Q #1 Replay #3 #2

  12. Hitch Replay

  13. Hitch If the ‘key’ defender doesn’t fly out to the flat, we’ll throw to the Hitch = QB key K S C C B B B K T G G T C Q #1 Replay #1 #3 #2

  14. Hitch Replay

  15. Hitch If the ‘key’ defender flies out to the flat, we’ll throw to the Seam = QB key K S C C B B B K T G G T C Q #1 Replay #1 #3 #2

  16. Hitch Replay

  17. Hitch Example – 1 of 3 22 309 = QB key S K C C B B B K T G G T X C Y Q Z #1 #1 F #2 Replay Pre-snap – the QB picks right side because of the softer Cornerback QB sees the Flat defender cover the Seam -- throws the Hitch T

  18. Hitch Replay

  19. Hitch Example – 2 of 3 Big 31 309 = QB key S K C C B B K B Y T G G T X C Z T #3 #1 #1 #2 Q Replay QB sees the flat defender run out to the flat – throws the Seam Pre-snap – the QB picks left side because of the softer Cornerback F

  20. Hitch Replay

  21. Hitch Example – 3 of 3 (using motion) Big 31 Rip 309 = QB key S K Common Sense Rule: If #1 is in tight(TE/ Wing), an outside route doesn’t ‘make sense’. Run a route to occupy the middle of the field. C C B B K Y X T G G T C F Z #1 Q Z #1 #2 Replay QB sees the flat defender cover the Seam – throws the Hitch T With Z motioning across, he becomes #2 and must run the Seam route

  22. Slant Replay

  23. Slant 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 and to the inside T G G T C #1 Q #1 Replay #2 #3 #2 #3 could have been shown on the left

  24. Slant Replay

  25. Slant • QB’s pre-snap read: he’ll always choose the single side 1st, if the throwing lane is open. • When throwing to a multiple receiver side, the QB will look at his ‘key’, the flat defender, and throw opposite his coverage. = QB key K S C C Lane NOT open B B K B T G G T C Q #1 Replay #1 #3 #2

  26. Slant Replay

  27. Slant If the ‘key’ defender flies out to the flat, we’ll throw to the Slant = QB key K S C C B B K B T G G T C Q #1 Replay #1 #3 #2

  28. Slant Replay

  29. Slant If the ‘key’ defender hesitates or drops back, we’ll throw to the Flat = QB key K S C C B B K B T G G T C Q #1 Replay #1 #3 #2

  30. Slant Replay

  31. Slant Example – 1 of 3 22 312 = QB key S K C C B B B Lane NOT open K T G G T X C Y Q Z #1 #1 F #2 Replay Pre-snap – the QB picks right side because left side throwing lane is closed T QB sees the Flat defender cover the Flat -- throws the Slant

  32. Slant Replay

  33. Slant Example – 2 of 3 Big 31 312 = QB key S K C C B B B K Lane NOT open Y T G G T X C Z T #3 #1 #1 #2 QB sees the key run out to the flat – throws the Slant Q Replay F Pre-snap – the QB picks left side because right side throwing lane is closed

  34. Slant Replay

  35. Slant Example – 3 of 3 (using motion) 22 Big Rip 312 = QB key S K C C B B B T G G T Y C X #3 T Z #1 T #2 #1 Q Replay F LBs slide with motion and open up the backside Slant. Motion the TB to the 4 position where he must run the Flat route.

  36. Fade Replay

  37. Fade Hand signal – “hand to top of helmet” #1 - Fade route – tight split - 4 steps, then fade to 6 yards from the sideline and 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 T G G T C #1 Q Replay #1 #2 #3 #2 #3 could have been shown on the right

  38. Fade Replay

  39. Fade • QB’s pre-snap read: we’ll typically throw to the multiple receiver side, unless scouting/matchups tells us different. • The QB will look at his ‘key’, the Cornerback, and throw opposite his coverage. FS SS K C B B B T G G T C #1 Q Replay #1 #2 #3 = QB key K

  40. Fade Replay

  41. Fade • If the ‘key’ defender drops to the flat, we’ll throw the Fade over him in a hole about 18-22 yards deep. FS SS K C B B B T G G T C #1 Q Replay #1 #2 #3 = QB key K

  42. Fade Replay

  43. Fade • If the ‘key’ defender runs deep with the Fade, we’ll throw the Flat right now. FS SS K C B B B T G G T C #1 Q Replay #1 #2 #3 = QB key K

  44. Fade Replay

  45. Fade Example – 1 of 3 13 396 = QB key K FS SS K C B B Y T G G T X C #1 F Z #1 #3 #2 Q T Replay Pre-snap – the QB picks right side with 2 receivers QB sees the Cornerback covers the Fade -- throws the Out

  46. Fade Replay

  47. Fade Example – 2 of 3 12 396 = QB key K FS SS C K B B Y T G G T X C #1 Q Z #1 #2 Replay F QB sees the Cornerback stay in the flat -- throws the Fade Pre-snap – the QB picks right side with 2 receivers T

  48. Fade Replay

  49. Fade Example – 3 of 3 Big 31 Rip 396 = QB key SS K FS SS FS C C B B Y T G G T X C Z #1 T T #1 #3 #2 #2 Q Replay F Pre-snap – we like the matchup with our Z vs their Cornerback. We motion over to slide the secondary and throw the Fade to the left.

  50. #3- Option route Replay

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