6v6OffenseStack Right

Stack Right Smash

Z turns back on a short right-side route while H breaks toward the deeper corner. The quarterback compares the short and deep windows on that side.

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Who does what

  • CCenterSnap to the quarterback. No route is drawn for the center on this play; stay clear of the rush.
  • QBQBCheck H breaking toward the corner when the defender stays short. If the defender sinks, check Z underneath. The animation shows H.
  • XWRAngle inward from the left and continue across underneath.
  • ZWRRun a short right-side stem, then turn back toward the quarterback.
  • HWRPush upfield from the inside right, then angle to the deep right corner.
  • RBRBRelease left across the backfield as a short outlet; check catch-location rules.

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How to teach Stack Right Smash

By FlagPlays · Updated . Practical starting points for volunteer coaches. Check your competition’s rules before using a play.

Left and right refer to the diagram. Route depths are illustrations; adjust them to your field and players. Check eligibility, running and rush rules.

When to try it
Teach a short return route and a deeper corner route on the right.
Quarterback's plan
Check H breaking toward the corner when the defender stays short. If the defender sinks, check Z underneath. The animation shows H.
Teaching cue
H goes over the top; Z comes back underneath.
Common mistake
Reading only the deep corner even when a defender has stayed over it.

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