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The Crossover from our 8 on 8 flag football plays collection is designed to be run out of a sideline stack formation with 4 on 4 style bunch offense in the middle. This play is designed to beat both a man and zone defense, faring particularly well against a zone cover 2 by drawing the right corner and safety’s attention away with the crossing route and seam, and dragging #2 in the 15 yard range to get him open. It’s a good intermediate play and timing route with multiple options.
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This is a great concept, is it for a contact or non-contact format? Might be harder with a contact format but could still be adjusted to work well. Nice work Travis, looks pretty good!
And thanks! We’ll be coming out with a play or two a week hopefully among other news, strategies and info. Let us know if there’s anything else you’d like to see or have ideas for!
Awesome, we will check back frequently.
This is specifically for a non-contact screen blocking league that we are used to in the Dallas area, I would guess it could be applied to a contact version without much difficulty! Same concepts would still apply!
I could see it being easily adapted for a contact or free rush league…the O-Line couldn’t all vacate right away but they could switch routes with another WR or something to help create the same windows to throw into.