New Flag Football Plays Video Coming

Since the visitors to the site have varying levels of play, I’m thinking of revamping the videos/animations for the flag football plays on this site. Instead of just showing the animation of the receivers, my plan is to add a defense (usually cover 2) and the reads/throws for the quarterback. Below is the first attempt at showing all this. Instead of asking for feedback through comments or emails, the easiest way to show if you like this video format is to press the Facebook Like button at the top of the page. This will help me in determining if I should rework the plays on this site.

The purpose of the revised animation to show visually the options the quarterback can have. One key to success in flag football is reading the defense. With this play, the focus is on the cornerback. If he bails on the short route, then the quarterback hits Green for an easy 5-10 yards. If the cornerback sits on Green’s route, then Blue should be open on the corner route.

For some additional flag football plays, check out the free plays page.

Flag Football Plays for 7 Man, 5 Man, and 4 Man

7 Man The key to this play is recognizing how the Cornerback plays Red and Blue. If he drops into coverage and sticks with Blue, then Green will be wide open underneath. However, if the defense is playing a more traditional zone and the Cornerback stays home (covers Green). Then once the Safety turns to…

WR Pitch – Trick Flag Football Play – 7 on 7

Play Theory: This play is designed for yard after catch. Red runs a square in (4 route). The pitch will be made to the Blue receiver coming from the opposite side. Due to the length of Blue’s route, timing this play can be easier. The goal of Green’s route is to occupy both safeties. Play…

Twins Strong Left – 894 Check 3 – 7 on 7

Quarterback Progressions: Blue – Streak Red – Post Black – Out Green – Dig Through Play Theory: This flag football play is what is called a top down read. Versus a Cover 2, each safety will have to make a decision. The first will be between Red and Blue. Once Blue enters the center of…

All Hooks – 7 on 7

Quarterback Progression: On this flag football play, there’s really not a set progression. The quarterback should try to determine pre-snap based on what the defense is set in. Against a Cover 2 – the Blue receiver will probably be the main target. Usually, the cornerback will line up in between Red and Blue. The linebacker…

Quick Slant – 7 on 7

Play Theory: This is a fairly simple flag football play that can net a lot of YAC (Yards After Catch). Blue’s job on this play is to clear out and open some space for Red. The Quarterback should look to throw the ball early to Red. The idea is for Red to catch the ball…

Flood Play – Trips Left 983 – 7 on 7

Play Theory: This depends on the defense. Against a Cover 3, Green will be open on the out (3 route). Against a Cover 2, then either Red or Blue will be open. The theory behind this play is to eventually put the safety in a choice situation where either Red or Blue will be open….

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