DIAGRAM: The left wing back goes into motion prior to the snap. The QB receives the snap, pivots and throws either a backward pass or lateral to the wing back. After getting the ball to the wing back, the QB takes off and runs a pass route to the left flat. The wing back passes to the QB.
This play is set up and becomes more effective when you throw a lot of swing passes. The key to success on this play is to have the first pass (A) look like a swing pass and it will set the defenders up to cover the “swing pass” and the QB’s route will be left uncovered.
—Dave Loebach,
Assistant Coach,
St. Joseph High School,
St. Joseph, Mich.