How to run it
- X goes deep.
- Y runs the deep cross.
- Z runs to the flat.
- H goes deep.
- The center checks down.
The QB read
Eyes start on X. X is taken away, so Y comes open. Throw it on time.
- X 1
- Y 2
When to call it
- When the defense is crowding the line or playing tight underneath.
- Against man coverage, where crossing and rub routes create separation.
Tags and formation
Common questions
How do you run Deep Cross in 6v6 flag football?
Line up in trips left. 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 Deep Cross in 6v6 flag football?
In 6v6 Deep Cross, the primary target is Y. Eyes start on X. X is taken away, so Y comes open. Throw it on time.
Is there any blocking in Deep Cross in 6v6 flag football?
No. In 6v6 Deep Cross, the center releases to the flat, and every receiver runs a route, so every player is a receiving option.
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