Twins Left Flood
Three receivers attack the same side at three different depths. The quarterback reads high to low and takes whoever the defense leaves open.
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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 X deep if the throw is within range, then Y's intermediate out, then RB underneath. The animation shows the throw to Y.
- XWRRun straight up the left outside lane.
- YWRPush up the left inside lane, then break toward the left sideline.
- ZWRPush up the right side, then turn back as a separate option.
- RBRBRelease across the backfield toward the short left edge.
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How to teach Twins Left Flood
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 three options on the left at different depths instead of three receivers crowding the same window.
- Quarterback's plan
- Check X deep if the throw is within range, then Y's intermediate out, then RB underneath. The animation shows the throw to Y.
- Teaching cue
- Deep, middle, short: keep three separate levels.
- Common mistake
- The back drifting upfield until the short outlet overlaps Y.
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- flood
- read progression
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