FirstDown PlayBook 4v4 Flag Football Too


By FirstDown PlayBook on Nov 24, 2023

FirstDown PlayBook has often described the game of flag football as the “wild wild west”. So many different rules. Blocking and no blocking. Who can rush the QB. Can the QB run? And a big one is how many players are on each team? It can range from eleven to what we are covering today, 4v4 flag football.

Sometimes when you are coaching flag football with smaller numbers, it seems like your play calling options are very limited. After all, you have one player snapping the ball and another playing quarterback. That only leaves two players to be creative with right? A 4v4 flag football coach can feel limited with the plays that can be called.

FirstDown PlayBook tries to work through a lot of that for you. This 4v4 flag football play is a good example. We know some of you have the option to run the quarterback and others do not. This play gives your quarterback plenty of options either way, regardless of your rules.

Of course the great thing is that if you want to edit this play to make it fit your system then the FirstDown PlayBook Draw & Edit Tool makes that easy for you. Don’t forget that FirstDown PlayBook has tackle and 7on7 passing game help too.

4v4 FLAG FOOTBALL BOOT ACTION TO THE WEAK SIDE.

THE QB HAS THE OPTION TO RUN THE BOOT OR HAND OFF TO H.

READ:

HAND THE BALL OFF TO THE H OR

READ: QB RUN-CENTER-Z

4v4 Flag Football Boot Option RPO

QUARTERBACK:

TAKE THE SNAP AND IMMEDIATELY SEAT THE BALL IN FRONT FOR THE H.

EITHER HAND THE BALL OFF TO THE H

OR FAKE THE HANDOFF AND KEEP THE BALL ON THE BOOT.

IF THE RUN IS THERE TAKE IT. IF NOT LOOK TO THROW HIGH TO LOW.

Z: DRAG ROUTE

CHEAT SPLIT INSIDE BY TWO YARDS.

BEST RELEASE INSIDE WORKING GRADUALLY TO A DEPTH OF 5 YARDS

TRAVEL ACROSS THE FIELD AT 6 YARDS DEPTH AND NO DEEPER.

STAY ON THE MOVE AS YOU CROSS.

VS MAN COVERAGE WIN WITH SPEED.

VS ZONE COVERAGE THROTTLE IN A HOLE.

LOOK TO GET IN THE QB’S VISION LATE IN THE PLAY

CENTER: OUT ROUTE

EXECUTE AN ACCURATE SNAP.

BEST RELEASE AND SELL THE VERTICAL THREAT EARLY.

PUSH TO 12 YARDS AND BREAK TO THE WEAK SIDELINE.

STAY FLAT TO NEGATIVE TO THE LOS AS YOU TRAVEL TO THE BOUNDARY.

H: SWEEP

ON THE SNAP OPEN AND CROSS IN FRONT OF THE QB WITH INSIDE ELBOW UP.

THE QB WILL EITHER GIVE YOU THE BALL OR FAKE THE HANDOFF.

EITHER WAY WITH OR WITHOUT THE BALL ATTACK THE STRONG SIDE PERIMETER WITH SPEED.

Official PlayBook of NAIA Women's Flag Football