How to run it
- The quarterback boots back the other way.
- X goes deep.
- Y runs the deep cross.
- Z runs to the flat.
- H goes deep.
- The center checks down.
The QB read
Everything flows to the trips side. The quarterback boots back the other way. Y comes across wide open. Hit him on the run.
- Y CROSS
When to call it
- After you have shown the base look a few times.
- Against man coverage, where crossing and rub routes create separation.
Tags and formation
Common questions
How do you run Bootleg Pass in 6v6 flag football?
Line up in trips left. The quarterback boots back the other way. X goes deep. Y runs the deep cross. Z runs to the flat. H goes deep. The center checks down.
Who gets the ball on Bootleg Pass in 6v6 flag football?
In 6v6 Bootleg Pass, the primary target is Y. Everything flows to the trips side. The quarterback boots back the other way. Y comes across wide open. Hit him on the run.
Is there any blocking in Bootleg Pass in 6v6 flag football?
No. In 6v6 Bootleg Pass, the quarterback rolls out to throw, the center releases to the flat, and every receiver runs a route, so every player is a receiving option.
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