10 Best 5v5 Flag Football Plays | Flag Football Plays 5 on 5 | Flag Football Plays by MOJO

Youth flag football differs from many other youth sports in that game days require coaches to make a lot of decisions: calling plays. In 5v5 flag football games, the key is to ensure your players have a good understanding of effective flag football plays that will help lead them to victory.
Here are 10 flag football plays for 5v5 guaranteed to help you scramble the defense:
0:05 - Single Back Play 2
0:43 - I Formation Play 3
1:29 - Twins Play 2
2:06 - Twins Play 3
2:41 - Twins Stack Play 1
3:16 - Crossbuck
4:00 - Single Set Play 3
4:38 - Trips Play 2
5:12 - Spread Play 2
6:05 - Double Back Play 2
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[@hugojerlstrom3417]

Only works if the defense dont have a rusher

[@thefrozengoat]

Correct - needs to be in a league that doesn't allow rushing.

[@ae746890]

These young quarterbacks are awesome

[@daunedavis609]

I love the way you illustrated the plays. Well done.

[@yougotmojo]

Thank you very much! Hope they help your team this season!

[@shellybastion9974]

Have two receivers on the left side. Run a receiver in motion, from the right side to the far left side. Hut, then all three on the left side curl into traditional linebacker land, the nearest to the QB ahead of the rest. The far left receiver follows the two others, then curls left..head/body fake right-wise before, then turns on a dime, hits the gas, QB lays it up and over left-wise, receiver catches, runs down the left sideline for a TD. ..I see it so clearly.

[@christianandpreston7512]

I just checked out the app I can’t wait for this upcoming season as a first time coach with this app it will make things a lot easier

[@jonbutina5570]

you forgot that in advanced flag teams are fast and blitz 90% of the time . . . these plays are too slow to develop

[@antoinealez12]

agreed

[@JMathyzen]

Maybe you should make us a video. 10 best plays for advanced teams.

[@Big_ben523]

What league lets you line up in the I formation like that

[@antoinealez12]

I've seen twin play2 in action before and it does not work the way it is illustrated here. If a team lines up in a 3-2 then that paly is going to get snuffed out. You'll probably get 2-5 from it the first time.

[@Justso_Weather_Vain]

Our 5v5 league now demands 3 offense players are on the line of scrimmage. It's lame. I can't run any trick I plays and those are the bread and butter if executed properly.

[@bradleywhite715]

Going straight is not called a fade ya newbies

[@TheF1Kid]

You didn't account for blitz