Double passes have been around forever, but the teams who are the best at it are the ones who are best at disguising it until it’s too late for the defense to recover. 

That’s why we love plays like the one we’re going to talk about today.

This is taken directly from “The Complete Trick Plays Playbook” our newest pre-order opportunity.

Stacked Receiver Double Pass to RB

This play is more effective if you use stacked formations on a regular basis.

In this example, the play is drawn up against a 2 high defense, and the stacked alignments of the receivers draw the safeties wider than their normal alignment.

Notice that the quarterback is also shuffling away after the throw to provide a last option for a checkdown, or at least take a couple of defenders with him because of the threat of the throwback.

This version of the play with the RB sneaking through the O-Line is better against odd fronts since there is more likely to.

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