The document outlines the Pioneer football team's base "Mesh" offensive package. The Mesh involves two receivers crossing or "meshing" underneath while a third runs a deep route. There are four calls that identify the meshing receiver combinations and the routes for each receiver. The deep route and meshing receivers change based on the call, while other receivers run clearing routes like flats, digs, or wheels. Tags are also used to indicate structural changes to routes or target individual receivers.
2. Mesh T G T G C Y H A X B Q Our base 5 Step package will be the Mesh. The Mesh has a deep route over the top with 2 receivers crossing, or “meshing”, underneath.
3. Mesh Calls We will have 4 calls to identify who is meshing: Y/X- Y and X mesh Y/A- Y and A mesh H/X- H and X mesh H/A- H and A mesh
4. Mesh Y/X In Y/X, H will run a post over the top. T G T G C Y H A X B Q
5. Mesh Y/X Y and X will mesh. Y sets the depth of the mesh at 6 yds, X makes the mesh happen. T G T G C Y H A X B Q
6. Mesh Y/X A runs a flat route to control the flat defender. T G T G C Y H A X B Q
20. Mesh Tags There are 2 ways we will tag the mesh package: Structural Tags: Affect 2 or more players Whip- Tells meshers to run whip routes. Wheel- Tells meshers to run wheel routes. Dog- Tells non-meshers to run deep outs. Player Tags: Affect 1 player only X-Post, H-Corner, Y-Post
21. Mesh Whip T G T G C Y H A X B Q Right Y/X Whip
22. Mesh Wheel T G T G C Y H A X B Q Right Y/A Wheel
