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TE Corners out of Singleback Wing Tight sends both the TE and the backside receiver on deep crossing routes that break into corner routes toward the sideline, creating a double corner concept that stretches the deep quarters of the field. The slot receiver runs a shallow drag underneath as a checkdown option while the backside outlet runs an out and up flag combo to occupy the sideline defenders. The fullback or H-back releases into the flat for a safety valve check down, and pass protection is a standard five man slide to give the quarterback time to let the corner routes develop. This is primarily a man beater because the deep crosses create natural rub picks against man defenders, but it can also stress zone shells like Cover 3 that leave the deep quarters thin. The primary read progression starts with the corner route to the TE side, works to the second corner route, then checks down to the drag and flat routes if both corners are covered.
Pre snap, identify if the safeties are showing two high or rotating to single high, since single high leaves both corner routes on islands against man coverage Key the flat defender post snap, if he sinks with the corner route instead of staying home you have an easy throw to the checkdown in the flat Watch linebacker depth at the snap, shallow drops signal zone coverage and tell you to attack the corners over the top before the safety can rotate over Beware of Cover 4 quarters shells where the corners sink into the deep quarters and cap the corner routes, this coverage clogs the primary read and forces you to the drag route quickly Look for a user controlled defender lurking in the shallow crossing lanes, since a spying linebacker or safety can jump the drag route and bait a costly interception
Look for single high safety shells like Cover 1 or Cover 3 before the snap since the double corner concept exploits defenders who have to turn their hips late in man coverage
Use the flat route and drag route as your answer against Cover 2 or Cover 4 shells where the corners sit deep and take away the outside corner throws
Motion the H-back or check the protection if you see a nano blitz look, since the five man slide can be exposed by overload pressure off the edge
Pair this play with Y Stick or Quick Slant on early downs to set up the defense expecting quick game, then hit them with TE Corners on second and long once they start jumping short routes
Hot route the drag runner to a deeper in route if the defense is sitting in soft zone underneath, giving you a natural sit read against Tampa 2 look








































