How to run it
- X and Z run shallow crossers right at each other.
- Y sits down over the middle.
- H goes deep.
- The center checks into the flat.
The QB read
The crossers meet over the middle, close enough to high five. The rub frees Z. Hit him running.
- X RUB
- Z OPEN
When to call it
- On any down when you need an easy, on-time completion.
- Against man coverage, where crossing and rub routes create separation.
Tags and formation
Common questions
How do you run Mesh in 6v6 flag football?
Line up in spread left. X and Z run shallow crossers right at each other. Y sits down over the middle. H goes deep. The center checks into the flat.
Who gets the ball on Mesh in 6v6 flag football?
In 6v6 Mesh, the primary target is Z. The crossers meet over the middle, close enough to high five. The rub frees Z. Hit him running.
Is there any blocking in Mesh in 6v6 flag football?
No. In 6v6 Mesh, the center releases to the flat, and every receiver runs a route, so every player is a receiving option.
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