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Steinert Spartans3 Step DropQuick Passing
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Quick Passing Basics
Quick Passing Basics
Complete Quick package consists of 3 patterns – 1) Hitch 2) Slant 3) Fade
Patterns are always mirrored on both sides of the ball.
Taught as a complete pattern – not just individual routes. All players must be able to run all routes within the pattern and know their route’s purpose.
No primary receiver – all receivers are to run complete routes and expect the ball every play.
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Quick Passing Basics
QB’s pre-snap read will dictate the side he’ll be throwing to.
QB’s ‘key’ is always one defensive player with only 2 options -- “he does this - I do that”.
Several formations, motioning and adjustment ‘tags’ give the illusion of complexity to the defense.
For a side that has only one receiver in tight, we’ll apply a Common Sense Rule: If #1 is in tight, an outside route doesn’t ‘make sense’. Run a route to occupy the middle of the field.
Quick Passing Basics
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Quick Passing Basics
Individual routes within each pattern are assigned based on where you are aligned within the formation.
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Receivers are numbered from the outside-in: - #1, #2 or #3 on both sides.
Note: many of our formations will not have a #2 or #3 receiver on both sides.
#1#1#2#2 #3
Quick Passing Basics
#3
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Hitch
Hitch
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#1#2#3
#1#2
Hand signal - “hang loose” #1 - Hitch route – wide split - 3 steps, snap back and
expect the ball now (note: #1’s route will always be the pattern’s ‘name’ (e.g. hitch, slant, or fade))
#2 – Seam route – angle to outside shoulder of the OLB, slip inside him, throttle down, turn shoulders to QB and expect the ball now (note: #2 will run the route designed to get #1 open)
#3 – Option route – get ‘open’ anywhere beyond 7 yards
and to the inside (note: on all patterns #3 will run an Option unless tagged)
#3 could have been shown on the left
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Hitch
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#1#2#3
QB’s pre-snap read: he’ll choose the side with the ‘softest’ Cornerback, being sure a LB is not in his passing lane. At the snap the QB will look at his ‘key’, the flat
defender, and throw opposite his coverage
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K = QB key
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#1
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Hitch
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Hitch
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#1#2#3
If the ‘key’ defender doesn’t fly out to the flat, we’ll throw to the
Hitch
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#1
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Hitch
K = QB key
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Hitch
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#1#2#3
If the ‘key’ defender flies out to the flat, we’ll throw to the Seam
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#1
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Hitch
K = QB key
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Hitch
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ZF #1#2
Example – 1 of 3
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#1
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Hitch
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QB sees the Flat defender cover the Seam -- throws the Hitch
K = QB key
Pre-snap – the QB picks right side because of the softer Cornerback
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Hitch
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#1#2
Example – 2 of 3
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#1
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Hitch
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K = QB key
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#3
Pre-snap – the QB picks left side because of the softer Cornerback
QB sees the flat defender run out to the flat – throws the Seam
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Hitch
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ZF #1#2
Example – 3 of 3(using motion)
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Hitch
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K = QB key
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#1
With Z motioning across, he becomes #2 and must run the Seam route
QB sees the flat defender cover the Seam – throws the Hitch
Common Sense Rule: If #1 is in tight(TE/ Wing), an outside route doesn’t ‘make sense’. Run a route to occupy the middle of the field.
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Slant
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Slant
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#1#2#3
#1#2
Hand signal – “fists together” #1 - Slant route – wide split - 3 steps, plant hard with outside
foot, slant inside and expect the ball now #2 – Flat route – take 1 step and roll outside working for
width not depth, expect the ball now #3 – Option route – get ‘open’ anywhere beyond 7 yards and
to the inside
#3 could have been shown on the left
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Slant
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#1#2#3
QB’s pre-snap read: he’ll always choose the single side 1st, if the throwing lane is open. When throwing to a multiple receiver side, the
QB will look at his ‘key’, the flat defender, and throw opposite his coverage.
BB K
K = QB key
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#1
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Slant
Lane NOT open
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Slant
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#1#2#3
If the ‘key’ defender flies out to the flat, we’ll throw to the Slant
B K
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#1
B
Slant
K = QB key
B
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Slant
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#1#2#3
If the ‘key’ defender hesitates or drops back, we’ll throw to the Flat
B K
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#1
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Slant
K = QB key
B
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Slant
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ZF #1
#2
Example – 1 of 3
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#1
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Slant
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QB sees the Flat defender cover the Flat -- throws the Slant
K = QB key
Pre-snap – the QB picks right side because left side throwing lane is closed
Lane NOT open
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Slant
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ZX
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#1#2
Example – 2 of 3
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#1
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Slant
Big 31 312
K = QB key
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#3QB sees the key run out to the flat – throws the Slant
Pre-snap – the QB picks left side because right side throwing lane is closed
Lane NOT open
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Slant
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#1
Example – 3 of 3(using motion)
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#1
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Slant
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K = QB key
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#3
LBs slide with motion and open up the backside Slant.
Motion the TB to the 4 position where he must run the Flat route.
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#2
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Fade
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Fade
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#1#2#3
#1#2
Hand signal – “hand to top of helmet” #1 - Fade route – tight split - 4 steps, then fade to 6 yards
from the sideline and 20 yards deep #2 – Out route – take 4 steps and speed cut outside to a
depth of 6 yards, expect the ball now #3 – Option route – get ‘open’ anywhere beyond 7 yards and
to the inside
#3 could have been shown on the right
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Fade
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Fade
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#1#3
#1#2
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K = QB key
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QB’s pre-snap read: we’ll typically throw to the multiple receiver side, unless scouting/matchups tells us different. The QB will look at his ‘key’, the Cornerback, and
throw opposite his coverage.
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Fade
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Fade
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#1#3
#1#2
If the ‘key’ defender drops to the flat, we’ll throw the Fade over him in a hole about 18-22 yards deep.
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K = QB key
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Fade
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Fade
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#1#3
#1#2
If the ‘key’ defender runs deep with the Fade, we’ll throw the Flat right now.
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K C
K = QB key
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Fade
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ZF#1
#2
Example – 1 of 3
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#1
B
Fade
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QB sees the Cornerback covers the Fade -- throws the Out
K = QB key
Pre-snap – the QB picks right side with 2 receivers
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#3
Fade
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Z
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#1#2
Example – 2 of 3
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#1
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Fade
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QB sees the Cornerback stay in the flat -- throws the Fade
K = QB key
Pre-snap – the QB picks right side with 2 receivers
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Fade
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Example – 3 of 3
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#1
Fade
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We motion over to slide the secondary and throw the Fade to the left.
K = QB key
Pre-snap – we like the matchup with our Z vs their Cornerback.
#2
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#3- Option route
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#1#2#3
For all 3 quick patterns, if both #1 & 2 are tightly covered, the QB will reset and look to throw the
Option route to #3 or throw the ball away.
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#1
B
#3- Option route
K = QB key
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