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0- Hitch route (push to one yard then snap right back to line of scrimmage)
1- Five yard curl route
2- Five yard out route (push to five cut outside straight down the line)
3- Slant route (push to 3 yards cut at 45 angle inside immediately looking for the ball)
4-10 yard out route (same tactics as number 2)
5- Standard curl route (push to 12 yards, immediately snap back to 10 yards looking for the ball)
6- Comeback route (most complicated and hardest to run. push to 3 yards then slowly fade outside to 18 yards waving hand the ball to throw off the defender. at 18 yards quickly stop and turn outside NOT INSIDE and return quickly to stop at 16 yards deep. ball should be thrown out of 18 yard break and waiting on the receiver when he finishes route at 16 yards.
7- Standard post route (push to 10 sometimes 11, 12 depending on the style of offense, cut inside a wide angle like the corner route
8 - Corner route (push to 10 yards cutting at a wide angle outside, looking for the ball on sideline shoulder, aim for corner pylon basically)
9- Fade route Go route - Streak route (push to 3 yards and slowly fade towards sidelines in full sprint waiting on the ball. no other yardage for this route)
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