TE Out Made Famous by Fool

Playbook: Pass balance
Play: TE Out
Formation: Split Cowboy

Setup:
1) Put RB on a manual Fade route, curl, streak, or outside slant depending on the defense.
2) Put Circle on a outside slant.

Reads:
1) The fullback  snap throw.
2) The running back on the fade route.
3) Circle on the outside slant (motion glitch).
4) X on a drag.
5) If nothing is open, wait and rocket catch square on the 10 yard out.

Why It Works:
The way you run this play is as soon as you snap the ball, you press triangle. There’s no defense in the game that will intercept that route that the fullback is running. You don’t have to look and its a automatic 4 yard gain or more if they blitz. The reason why that route works so effectively is because the slot receiver is on a drag across the field. As soon the pass is completed, the slot receiver blocks the first person he sees for extra yardage. If you see your opponent blitzing, you should put your running back on a fade route or curl so you can snap and throw it to him. If there in man coverage, you should put him on a outside slant and he should be open. Now the reason why this play works so effectively is you have 2 routes to the running backs that are going to be open. You just have to choose who you want to throw it depending on who they are going. Also, your circle receiver is on a slant to the outside. Now this is up to you depending on what kind of player you are. If you have a fast receiver at circle, you want to do the quick motion glitch so hes open vs. any defense. If you like to rocket catch and are the type of person who likes tall receivers, you want to leave circle on the streak and rocket catch him. Also, if you don’t like rocket catching streaks, you can leave him on the slant like I said before and rocket catch him there. Your 4th read, which is the slot receiver will only be open if you have fast receiver there. Someone like Percy harvin. Your last resort, which is square should be open for a rocket catch near the sidelines. If you have a fast receiver at that position, you should put him for a inside slant.