Top Plays from NFL Week 14
Play designs from the Saints, Broncos, and Dolphins reveal successful strategies and concepts for your passing game playbook.
1. Saint Overflow
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With their arsenal of play makers on the offensive side of the ball, Drew Brees and the Saints crafted a play design where they overflow an entire side of the field with all five of their route running options.
The Saint Overflow play attacks one side of the field by having all five receiving threats occupy various depths across the right side of the field.
2. Bronco Lock Seams
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The Broncos may have finally found their next great quarterback. With his first successful career start, Drew Lock threw for three touchdowns and gave Broncos fans hopes of a new quarterback that they can rely on.
One of those touchdowns came on this play design that featured multiple Seam routes down the field.
With five receivers across the field and three of which all running verticals from the trips side, Lock selected his target and threw an accurate pass that resulted in a touchdown for the Broncos.
3. Dolphin Wide Fade
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The Dolphins make their debut in Playbook Hut's top Play Designs of the week with the unique play concept that they implemented in Week 14.
Even though the two receivers are in a tight formation near the line of scrimmage, this play design sends them out wide and features a concept that attacks both the flat and the deep vertical of the near sideline.
Running a fade route from an interior formation provides ample room on the sideline for the receiver to run away from the defenders and give the quarterback plenty of room to drop the ball in over the defender's head and out towards the sideline.
If the quarterback doesn't like the look of the the wide fade, he can simple come down and hit the wide stop route from the slot receiver, or hit the slot receiver on the other side of the field coming across on a shallow cross.
The quarterback's read and progression goes in this order:
- Wide Fade
- Wide Hook
- Shallow cross
- (Optional Pre-Snap Read) Hit the out 5-yard Out route on the back side if the cornerback lines up too deep or too far inside in his alignment.
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