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Mtn Deep Post comes out of Shotgun Bunch Str Offset with a pre-snap motion piece from the bunch that crosses the formation and adjusts the coverage picture before the snap. Post snap, the two outside receivers to the strength side run a vertical stem with the outer man breaking to a flat corner route while the inner receiver climbs to a deep post through the middle of the field, and the crossing motion man works a shallow drag underneath into the opposite flat with the remaining bunch receiver clearing over the top and outside. The primary read is the deep post first for the explosive shot, then the corner route as the intermediate window, with the drag and flat as checkdown outlets against a hard sell of the vertical shell. This is a man beater built to attack single high or man leverage using the motion and bunch traffic to create natural picks and separation.
Watch the safety depth and rotation before the snap, a single high safety cheating to the strong side signals this play is live and the post window will be tight but available. Track the defender assigned to the motion man, if he trails across the field it confirms man coverage and the deep post has a favorable one on one matchup. Key the flat defender and corner responsible for the outer bunch receiver, aggressive jumps on the corner route open up the post behind them. This play struggles against a two high shell with safeties sitting deep, the post has nowhere to go and the quarterback should check down to the drag or flat immediately. Beware of a robber or lurk defender sitting in the middle of the field disguised pre-snap, he can jump the post route if the quarterback stares it down too long.
Use the motion pre-snap to bait the defense into revealing man coverage, if the defender follows the motion man across the formation you know it is man and the deep post has a clean angle to win.
Take the deep post shot on early downs or after establishing the run so the safety is not sitting deep expecting the shot play.
If the safety rotates over the top to double the post, immediately look to the corner route sitting in the void behind the underneath defenders.
Combine this with Mtn Slot Post or HB Mtn Trail Dbl Post in the same set to keep defenders guessing on which route wins the post, forcing them to respect multiple deep shots from the same bunch look.
Pair this call with Mtn Stick or Slant Spacing earlier in a series to get defenders sitting on shorter routes, then hit them with this deep post shot once they bite on underneath tendencies.








































