What are the best football routes?

Answer by  akennon (32)

Best solo routes are slants, 5(or 10) yards and out/in, or hitch Best are two recievers to one side and cross them like post and flag or seperate them with space. Like one do a hitch the other go deep. If you had someone who can jump high fades are good.

Answer by  Brett (7986)

There are a number of them for the offense (in particular the wide receivers) to run. I would suggest the button hook, draw play, screen pass or the deep ball.

Answer by  Larry (104)

The hardest route to cover man to man is a crossing route. The receiver makes a sharp cut and runs across the field, usually between 5 and 15 yards deep. The defensive back has to stop his backpedal, cut at a right angle and fight through traffic across the middle. The receiver does risk big hits on this route.

Answer by  Anonymous

Quite the complementary status , I agree with the cross, though slants can be effective