How to run it
- X and Y slant inside from the right.
- Z slants in from the left.
- H pushes up the sideline.
- The center releases to the flat.
The QB read
Three steps and the ball comes out. First look is X. He's covered, so hit Y on the slant.
- X 1
- Y 2
When to call it
- Early in the season, as one of the first plays you install.
- On any down when you need an easy, on-time completion.
- Against pressure, because the ball comes out fast.
Tags and formation
Common questions
How do you run Quick Slants in 6v6 flag football?
Line up in spread right. X and Y slant inside from the right. Z slants in from the left. H pushes up the sideline. The center releases to the flat.
Who gets the ball on Quick Slants in 6v6 flag football?
In 6v6 Quick Slants, the primary target is Y. Three steps and the ball comes out. First look is X. He's covered, so hit Y on the slant.
Is there any blocking in Quick Slants in 6v6 flag football?
No. In 6v6 Quick Slants, the center releases to the flat, and every receiver runs a route, so every player is a receiving option.
Draw your own version
Describe the play you want and the AI Play Builder on the 6v6 tools page draws it for your roster.
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