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How to Use the Flag or Slant-out Passing Pattern i -

Learn how to execute the basic flag or slant-out passing patterns.

How to Use the Flag or Slant-out Passing Pattern i -

Learn how to execute the basic flag or slant-out passing patterns.

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The last pass pattern is basically, it is a slant out or what we call a flag. The receiver drives the defensive back ten yards and then brakes to the corner or slant to the flag of the end zone.

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