6v6 Flag Football Doubles Formation
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Most of you know by now how important we think progression teaching is when coaching football. It should be included in almost everything you do when you coach football. The 6v6 flag football Doubles formation is a great example of how you can begin to introduce tackle football pass game concepts with your young flag football players. This formation takes on many of the same qualities as any 7on7 or 11 man tackle formations do.
The FirstDown PlayBook 6v6 flag football Doubles formation is when you begin to teach core pass plays and concepts that show up in 11 man tackle football. This formation is virtually the very same empty backfield formation you see in any NFL or 7on7 passing attack. This is significant because quarterbacks can begin learning two-man route combinations to both sides.
There is power in having a balanced formation regardless of what football league you coach in. When you line up in a balanced formation, the defense cannot cheat to one side. Your main job is to make sure your personnel is equal in talent on both sides. As a flag football coach, you can dial up your favorite dropback or sprint passes to either side after the snap of the ball.
The FirstDown PlayBook 6v6 Flag Football Doubles Formation Is A Step Towards 11 Man Passing Game Plays
Creative flag football coaches also begin to see opportunities for jet sweeps. A misdirection run game also is possible when you fake a run to one of your slots and pitch it to the other.
Many 6v6 flag football leagues allow the quarterback to run the ball. When this is added in as a threat, it gives you, once again, everything you have with a balanced empty formation in 11 man football.
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If you are coaching younger players there is value in tightening your splits with this 6v6 flag football Doubles formation like the other formations we have covered. There is added benefit here. When you tighten your splits with this formation you now present a crossing route threat as you release inside and mesh with players from the other side.
FirstDown PlayBook offers you hundreds of flag football plays and defenses. This is just a small sample our 6v6 formations. Tap on any one of the tiles below to visit the article describing that formation. FirstDown PlayBook also offers 4v4, 5v5, 7v7, and 8v8 flag football plays and defenses.
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