Trips left corner combo — creates two corner routes at 11 yards plus a sit/hook underneath.

Your bread-and-butter spacing play from trips alignment. The two outside corners ( and at 11 yards) stretch the safeties horizontally. The inside sit () and hook routes () fill the intermediate void. Simple, repeatable, deadly when executed.

Primary reads

• 1st read ( or — flip-flop corners): The outside corners are the primary. If coverage is soft or rotated, outside receivers are automatic.
• 2nd read (): Sit route at 5 yards — the safety valve. Intermediate void between corners and linebackers.
• 3rd read (): Hook at 10 yards — fills the dig lane, keeps chains moving if deep routes covered

Situational use

• 1st & 10: establish rhythm, get into a groove. This is a staple call.
• 2nd & medium: corners create spacing advantage; one is usually open at 11 yards
• Any down vs Cover 3: Cover 3's three deep defenders can't close on two corners simultaneously

System fit

This play anchors your perimeter passing attack. The corners are the same-depth, same-shape routes on both sides of the field — mirror this call left and right, and you have an offensive identity. Defenses begin to fear the corner route, which opens up underneath sits and hooks.

Coverage matchups

• vs Cover 3: corners eat into the soft corner of the deep third; safeties commit too wide
• vs man: corners work outside shoulder, natural leverage advantage
• vs Cover 2: requires a quick throw to the corner (safeties are tight, window closes fast)