Single Wing Trick Plays & More
As if the Single Wing offense was not hard enough to defend, there are some sneaky ways to create trick plays off of it as well. Today’s Pop Warner aged play come from our youth football Single Wing formation section.
If you run this offense you know that teams are going to begin to overload the unbalanced wing side. This is good coaching on their part because this formation is designed to take advantage of a defense that will not adjust.
However, even if a defense adjusts to the Single Wing they are going to have to understand who is eligible and defend it. This is a nice little trick play that is easy to execute and helps keep the defense honest. It can also fit into other schemes you have to run the Buck Sweep.
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You can slip a tight end in the game on the backside of this Single Wing formation to play F. You could also give one of your big guys an opportunity of a lifetime to catch this pass with nothing but a lot of green grass in front of them! If you want to see trick plays from other FirstDown PlayBook formations, that’s easy. We have multiple formations including Trips formation that you can use.
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Like all trick plays you are going to need to take some time in practice to rep it. This is why it is a good idea to keep your trick play numbers low. They are normally a little harder to execute. They also eat into your practice time for your bread and butter plays. If you are going to run one though from the Single Wing, this one maybe should be on your list!
FirstDown PlayBook offers you 12 different formations just like this unbalanced Single Wing formation. You should consider one or two of these for your Pop Warner offense. Tap on any one of the tiles below to visit the article describing that formation. Then get on over to FirstDown PlayBook to get busy coaching your Pop Warner team with the best football playbook available!
