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I really like how teams have begun running Y Cross with a shallow underneath the Climb/Cross Creates a Middle Hi/Lo on ISLBs & Weak Curl/Flat defender making a larger window for the cross Also love how all the routes create a “Flood” effect crossing the centerline into the QBs vision from the starting point in the progression.

Virginia Tech 2 on 2 Perimeter Drill

➡️Sprint G/H Counter

This is a good counter scheme vs guys that are spilling, Condensed WR cracks on the force defender and the h back leads for the alley defender. Gets the ball bounced outside with the h back on the safety. Nice scheme @CoachWillStein @oregonfootball

Great stuff @CoachSWUTEP...👍 #RunCounter Flick....with the F as an extra hitter 🔥

After explosive plays in 2 of their first 3 drives pulling the guard v ODU, Hoosiers go unbalanced and take a shot on their next P&10 Few more good examples from this game to come, including what goes into an effective P&10 sequence, coming in our @FootballScoop P&10 Study.

2. Natural Picks Morris dialed up a switch Flood concept to create traffic for the sail route to come open.

3 ways Eric Morris used Switch Release concepts to draw receivers open for Drew Mestemaker⬇️🧵 1. Leverage Pin (Post & In) is already a great quarters beater. But the switch release provides instant leverage for the post.

2025 North Texas Shift + Fly➡️Wide Bunch Shield Screen

The deadliest goal line route…

Denver Broncos🐎 Catch and Carry Package🏈

Mesh Concept | Universal Answer Any hash. Any defense.
Call it anywhere. Formations, shifts, and motions change the picture.
The QB progression never changes. Pre-Snap: Alert Okie (6-step speed out) Progression 1 - Rail 2 - Low Mesh 3 - OTB 4 - High Mesh Rules & Landmarks Rail – Aim heels of #1 → bottom numbers. Low Mesh – Align +4–5 from OT.
Run at 4 yards. Set the mesh and stay on the move. High Mesh – Align +4 from OT.
Run at 5 yards. Set depth and read grass under LBs. OTB – Push to 10 yards over the ball.
Do not shut it down early. OL Protection – 5-Man Scat
RB releases on Rail and must run off the coverage if the ball isn’t thrown immediately. Creates traffic vs man.
Horizontal stretch vs zone.
Gets RB and playmakers involved in space. Mesh Rail is the base.
Variations change the picture, not the progression.
Compliment play is Mesh Pivot. Are you teaching Mesh as a coverage answer…or as a progression the QB can trust every snap?

Oregon GY Counter with crack and replace on the front side. Frontside TE sets up the kick out block before releasing for the 2nd level

Split back + gap scheme play action with Sail behind it is just filthy

Joe Brady brings his Flutie flourishes everywhere he goes. Outstanding.

2025 Hawaii IZ + Stack Shield Slant RPO

North Texas with some great ways to run Y Cross! youtube.com/watch?v=kp_qze…

2025 Mississippi State Fly➡️PAP Y Cross Shallow

2025 Kennesaw State Shift➡️Quads — Exit➡️Switch Release Dash Sail

🔀 In/Out Coverage Beater on the Goal Line