Bench Route | Empty Formation

The # 1 receiver runs a bench route, which starts with an inside release, then vertical, before breaking on a 7 or corner cut. #spreadoffense

Bash Counter - QB give

Bash counter, guard and tackle pull, the QB reads the end man on line of scrimmage and hands the ball off vs. keeping the ball and following the pullers. #spreadoffense

Go route vs. Cover 0 (0 blitz)

Go route vs. 0 blitz or Cover 0 #spreadoffense

Outside Zone + | Escort Motion

Here's an outside zone lead or plus run design with escort motion. The offense gets nice seal blocks to create a big alley for the Running Back. #spreadoffense

OT arc block vs 3 man front | QB pull read 📚

Here, the Offensive Tackle arc blocks up onto the over-hang defender vs a 3-3-5 defense. QB pulls on the read. #spreadoffense

🔀 Switch concept

Switch release by two receivers often conflicts the defenses match rules in coverage. #spreadoffense

Trips bunch - Follow/Angle

Trips bunch, follow and angle concept to clear the middle for the angle (follow). #spreadoffense

Ring around the Rosie or Snow Globe Huddle 🔄

Kansas City Chiefs Ring Around The Rosie Huddle 🔄 or Snow Globe as called by Patrick Mahomes. #spreadoffense

Sprint Draw Lead 💥

Sprint Draw Lead #spreadoffense

Option Throw Back (QB shift)

Here's a shift out of the huddle with the QB taking the option pitch on a throw back play. #spreadoffense

Option Football | Ferris State

Ferris State Football Offense #spreadoffense

Hoss Z Juke - A Tom Brady Go-To

When you think of Tom Brady and a 'go-to' pass concept through his long, storied career, you have to put this one at the top of the list. Zing Bonzai 74 Hoss Z Juke. Notice the sight adjustments on all of the routes, based on what the defense is giving you.

MOFC = Middle of the Field Closed

MOFO = Middle of the Field Open

Whip route - Goal-line

Whip route at the goal-line (pivot opposite).

Sluggo (slant and go) route

Sluggo route, slant and go (double move) by the receiver. #spreadoffense

Double Smash (corners) - RB up the seam

Known as a 7 on 7 play because it is long developing and isolates a linebacker on a speedy skill receiver. Both sides of the formation run 'smash' (hitch and corner) and the RB releases through the A-gap vertically. #spreadoffense