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5 STEP CROSSING ROUTES

5 STEP CROSSING ROUTES. Will Compton- Offensive Coordinator Conroe Oak Ridge wcompton@conroeisd.net. Types of Crossing Routes.

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5 STEP CROSSING ROUTES

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  1. 5 STEP CROSSING ROUTES Will Compton- Offensive Coordinator Conroe Oak Ridge wcompton@conroeisd.net

  2. Types of Crossing Routes • Y- Cross- This is a concept based pass. We primarily have the Cross come from the right side. We can tag a post on it from either side. This works very well as a play action pass. • Shallow- This is a concept based pass that we are looking to throw the shallow or the dig. All receivers can be tagged to run the shallow. The dig always happens opposite.

  3. Types of Crossing Routes • Mesh- This is a concept based pass. We primarily use this concept on the positive side of the field. In the past we have also tagged this play with a RB Wheel route. It is a great play to use VS. Man coverage. This concept takes the most time to work and execute.

  4. Why use Crossing Routes in your Scheme? • In the original Air Raid, they used crossing routes to make up for a lack of speed. They felt that if their 4.8 rec could make a 4.6 defender slow down his reaction time then they would be on an even playing field. • If you have speed this allows you to get your athletes moving across the field quickly with a high percentage pass in the open zones. • Great man beaters.

  5. PLAY ACTION in CROSSING ROUTES • We can turn almost any pass inside our scheme into a play action pass. • This allows you to stay inside your concept not changing your QB reads. It also adds the element of misdirection. • If we want to fake our RB we tag the play concept with a “FIRE” or “FLAME • If we want to fake the jet sweep we tag the WR and the word “FLY”

  6. 4-2 RB DUAL READ BS (MIKE) LB SS LB C W C DE 1 3 DE X Y A Z Q B • LT- MAN • LG- MAN TO MIKE • RT- MAN • RG-MAN • C- MAN TO MIKE • B- DUAL SAM TO EDGE, SKY • QB- Will LB

  7. 4-1 BOX BS SS LB S C C W DE 1 3 DE X Y A Z Q B • LT-MAN • LG-MAN • RT- MAN • RG- MAN • C- MAN • B- SAM LB • QB- WILL LB

  8. 3-2 BOX BS SS LB LB C LB C LB DE N DE X Y A Z Q B • LT-MAN • LG-MAN • RT- MAN • RG- MAN • C- MAN • B- SAM LB • QB- WILL LB

  9. HOTS & PEEKS We use a philosophy of Hots & Peeks. Inside WR and the Right and Left Tackle identify the Hot. Once the Hot is identified. The QB can check the WR to a Hot Route ( Stick, Fast, Out). If QB does not change route the WR PEEKS at QB on 1st 5 yards of the Route.

  10. 2012 OAK RIDGE FOOTBALL 95 = CROSS

  11. 95 = Y-CROSS • CONCEPT: Go, Cross, Option, Curl, Swing • Read starts on left if you don’t move Y

  12. The Y-Cross or USOM USOM = Under the Sam Over the Mike. We teach that if there is 1 Safety you go under the Sam over the Mike, cross the field at 12-15 yards. Versus a 2 Safety look. We teach Under Sam over Mike split 2 vertical. It turns the Cross route into a pipe route.

  13. BLUE 95 2 0 2 0 4 1 1 5 1 5 2 M 1 0 1 0 3 S 5 5 Y X Z A Q 5 B

  14. DOUBLES 95 2 0 2 0 4 1 1 5 1 5 2 M 1 0 1 0 3 S 5 5 Y X A Z Q 5 B

  15. TRIPS RT. 95 1 2 0 2 0 4 2 1 5 1 5 M 1 0 1 0 S 5 5 4 Y X Z A Q 3 B *** Can also run TRIPS Lt 95

  16. Trips Rt. A Fly 85 Z POST 1 2 0 2 0 4 2 1 5 1 5 M 1 0 1 0 S 5 5 Y X 3 Z A * A will have Fly Motion Q B

  17. 2012 OAK RIDGE Football 90 = SHALLOW

  18. SHALLOWS = 90 CONCEPT: Hot , Shallow, Dig, Shoot Pre-snap Post and Go if “0” cover or grass - Shallow rules (eyes away from where shallow starts- if shallow starts on right side , eyes start left,etc.)

  19. Teaching Point for the Shallow Shallow- We want our Shallow to be 4-6 yards away from the tackle. We feel that no matter his speed he should be able to get across the formation from this alignment. Dig- We run our dig at 10 yards. We want our dig to go through the outside shoulder of the OSLB. This makes the OSLB open his hips away from the shallow.

  20. Doubles 90 Y-SHALLOW 2 0 2 0 PRE 1 5 1 5 3 1 1 0 1 0 5 5 2 Y X Z A Q B

  21. DART 90 Y SHALLOW 2 0 2 0 PRE 1 5 1 5 3 1 0 1 0 1 5 5 HOT 2 Y X A Z Q B

  22. EMPTY Rt. 90 Y SHALLOW 2 0 2 0 PRE 1 5 1 5 2 PRE 1 0 1 0 5 5 HOT 1 3 Y X A B Z Q

  23. Doubles 90 A-SHALLOW 2 0 2 0 PRE 1 5 1 5 PRE 2 1 0 1 0 3 5 5 1 X Y A Z Q B

  24. TRIPS LT. 90 Z SHALLOW 2 0 2 0 PRE 1 5 1 5 PRE 2 1 0 1 0 M S 5 5 1 hot 3 A Z X Y Q B

  25. TRIPS RT. 90 X SHALLOW 2 0 2 0 PRE 1 5 1 5 PRE 2 1 0 1 0 M S 5 5 1 3 hot A X Y Z Q B

  26. 2012 OAK RIDGE FOOTBALL 92-82 MESH

  27. MESH CONCEPT: High (Corner or Post), Playside mesh, Playside back (Swing or Shoot), Backside mesh, Backside back (Swing or Shoot) Read starts on side of most receivers (Y and Z or X and Z) which also side of “high” route.

  28. Teaching Points for Mesh Must get reps on this play almost every day. The WR on the right sets the Mesh at around 6 yards. Must teach your WR to dip and rip through traffic. VS a Man defense continue running through the mesh and gradually gain ground. VS. Zone defense Settle & Noose after Mesh.

  29. BLUE 92 1 2 0 2 0 1 5 1 5 1 0 1 0 4 2 5 5 5 Y X Z A Q 3 B

  30. DOUBLES 92 2 0 2 0 1 1 5 1 5 1 0 1 0 4 2 5 5 5 Y X A Z Q 3 B

  31. BLUE SQUEEZE 92 Z PST –B WHEEL 2 0 2 0 2 1 1 5 1 5 1 0 1 0 3 4 5 5 5 Y X Z A Q B

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