Every Receiver ROUTE in American Football explained in 5 minutes

[@durpynoob1830]

Btw, if you introduce the concept of go being called 9, you should follow up with the basic route tree and explain 1-8

[@EverythingExplained101]

Great idea. I will do an updated video soon^^

[@ryofdoom7416]

Me watching this knowing every single one like the back of my hand

[@GrumpyOctopusman]

Well you and your buddy are missing some basic routes didn't even do 0 through 9 properly 😂😂😂

[@Cswaim]

Ikr

[@ONTHERISEPROD]

Fr

[@Snookbone]

Ok

[@mcslamajama]

Then why you here?

[@michaelhuang584]

BTW Guys, the 'wheel route' thats explained in this video is actually a chair route.

[@calebliggans4411]

I'd much prefer the video with a real voice instead of ai

[@dajjukunrama5695]

This*

[@CHAOS-INSURGENCY-S19]

Why you hating bro

[@calebliggans4411]

@CHAOS-INSURGENCY-S19 not hating just voicing my opinion

[@Spinky9]

Yes

[@ldclark33]

Nah for real it make it not convincing tho

[@TrangNguyen-mq9mi]

straightforward and concise 💯 a girl who literally knows only a ball term before like me can grasp basic understanding

[@EverythingExplained101]

You play football?

[@drjay-killa5991]

For not being a football channel this was great. Keep up the good work .

[@joppapictures]

Very good explanation of routes....

[@StaIagg]

my favorite redzone route is the whip because wrs and tight ends can do it and get open very easy

[@EverythingExplained101]

Yup… the double whip by JJ vs the Colts was sick!

[@ericthurman1050]

THANK YOU!!!!!! I have been looking for a vid like this!

[@EverythingExplained101]

Awesome^^

[@TytothelerThomp]

Not EVERY route. But still decent info. The wheel described here is actually an out and up or chair route and then you missed a few like a swing, pivot, post corner, and drag (which is similar to dig)

[@EchosTackyTiki]

The whip is literally God's favorite route.

[@thegamerguys1367]

half of these routes are either wrongly named, wrongly explained, or just straight up lies about what the route is. i.e. the fade is nowhere near the same as a go route, and what you call a wheel route is actually an out and up. wheel routes are started by looking like a flat route, then rounding off the route to go from flat to straight vertical. Also a "hail mary route" is just 3 go routes with a deep post in behind them, or potentially a goalpost route, which is just 4 go routes angled towards the middle of the field instead of straight vertical

[@Beast-yp2ei]

You get your knowledge of a Hail Mary from Madden

[@thegamerguys1367]

@Beast-yp2ei brother that's literally what a hail mary is. The hope is that someone tips it up and the receiver running the deep post behind the main group is able to catch it off the tip, a la AJ Green

[@realpersononearth]

@@thegamerguys1367 hail mary is usually when the recievers all run to the middle of the endzone, there is a reciever usually forgotten in the back of the endzone, and all the recievers try to tip it back to the uncovered reciever.

[@realpersononearth]

a fade route is ran the same as a go route except you get outside leverage and the qb throws it higher. its also a little bit curved to the outside

[@thegamerguys1367]

@realpersononearth "a slant route is the same as a post route except it's deeper. " that is 1 degree of separation. You listed 3. If a slant and post are different routes, then a fade and go are different. A fade is almost exclusively run on the goal line because the point is to throw the reciever a jump ball before the DB can react. It's generally a 5 to 10 yard route. A go routes express purpose is to get as many yards up the field as possible as quickly as possible. They are very different. Also a go route can have outside leverage. A seam always has inside leverage. If you've ever heard the term "two-way go" that's talking about leverage. If the DB has inside leverage the go is to the boundary. If the DB has outside leverage, then you run it more like a seam. All this to say they are different routes and should be treated as such

[@tyreek.6815]

Ceedee cooking on all of these routes. Whoever said he’s not an elite route runner is hating cuz wtf. He got the whole route tree.

[@EverythingExplained101]

34M per year^^

[@tyreek.6815]

@@EverythingExplained101 💯

[@1reefshark]

I always thought wheel was when they head out towards the sideline then cut up field and basically run a go from there.

[@realpersononearth]

cause im pretty sure thats what it is. thats what madden says it is so

[@jacktem1]

It is

[@DorianDavisddd]

Very well explained. Always wondered about the hitch

[@EverythingExplained101]

Glad it helps^^

[@918kickinwing]

Whip has been called “Sail” routes too. Just an FYI for ppl who aren’t used to the term.

[@kingdomino3892]

First video I found that went over them all! or the majority of them.

[@scruffd0g193]

Very helpful video also Madden really helps with this.

[@EverythingExplained101]

Thank you^^

[@Ej01930]

Thank you for this.

[@EverythingExplained101]

My pleasure!

[@HeathDiegert-o4r]

Great video!!! I loved it

[@ryofdoom7416]

That’s not what a wheel route is?

[@TytothelerThomp]

I know what he showed was an out and up not a wheel.

[@bofi1280]

What does a wheel route look like?

[@middleofthemountain8425]

@@bofi1280it’s similar to a bubble, but you don’t stop and turn you curve and run out then up the sideline

[@bofi1280]

@@middleofthemountain8425 Thanks.

[@realpersononearth]

@@bofi1280 basically a rb/te route that is ran similar to a flat route, and then once the rb reaches the line of scrimmage he cuts up field.

[@LeBeautiful]

Knowing the NFL playbook in less than 5 minutes is COOL.

[@Fuegopaintrain]

You forgot a sit route which is similar to a stuck route buts its specificly for the receiver to find a hile in zone. The route is usually called in Flood route concepts

[@MufflesNum]

Forgot an actually wheel route which is ran from both wrs and rbs. And hail mary is not a route its a play. The wheel route you put in the video is not called a wheel

[@regalcartoon5932]

When you know all of them by heart but watch the video anyway…

[@GrumpyOctopusman]

😂and that's not a flat route. That's an out route, missing some running back routes, which is where you would put flat, swing, screen, and wheel route to name some

[@EverythingExplained101]

Save all of that for another Video: every RB route explained ^^

[@mikeschmidt4800]

A go route is NOT a fade. See Steve Spurriers Florida team for an example.

[@EverythingExplained101]

Hummm

[@GrumpyOctopusman]

​@@EverythingExplained101what does hmmm mean? It's not the same thing, A go ball is running full sprint down the field A fade is only for redzone, because they FADE into the back corner and it's a jump ball kinda route

[@3nchiridion]

An out and up isn't a wheel, either.

[@james35813]

@@GrumpyOctopusman a fade isn't always in the endzone

[@GrumpyOctopusman]

@@james35813 do you know what a fade is lmao 🤣 😂 😆

[@Fanumbulb]

a whip is also known as a zig if anyone ever hears it as that

[@EverythingExplained101]

Good to know^^

[@IceColdProfessional]

If you watched this entire video you now know everything there is to know about football.

[@EverythingExplained101]

I would not think that… But thank you^^

[@jacktem1]

no… defense, rules 💀, and the fact that some of these are just wrong

[@bf2768]

You missed the glance, rb wheel, Texas stem, and inside whip

[@arcarr1942]

What's a flare route

[@kimhangbong]

That drop by the Diva😂😂

[@EverythingExplained101]

We love our Diggs^^

[@thegamerguys1367]

bro you did not just claim that a fade and a go are the same route, right?

[@GrumpyOctopusman]

Lol yea a go ball is not the same as a fade lol already messing up

[@EverythingExplained101]

I thought about breaking them into 2 different routes, but after all they are just different in the types of leverage ... But anyway thank you for the suggestion ^^

[@thegamerguys1367]

@@EverythingExplained101 they're not, though. they're entirely different concepts. a fade is specifically a route that breaks towards the back pylon of the endzone to attempt to outjump the corner. A go is specifically trying to beat the receiver on speed. Think Tyreek Hill speed vs Randy Moss vertical

[@frostyboiii1]

W video ❤

[@NFace23]

Good on ya for showing at least one defender breaking up the pass. It's a vid about receiver routes but all the successes make em look like chumps😂 their job is hard af too

[@EverythingExplained101]

Haha, I thought it was a mistake to include that pass breakup ^^

[@harrisontull8377]

A fade is a different route to a go

[@wolverine200311]

We called the corner route a "flag route." Maybe I'm just old....

[@Budah1510]

Post corner

[@EverythingExplained101]

Yeah… basically jut snap any 2 routes together into a double-move one and we have a new route ^^

[@tejooo]

@@EverythingExplained101 then why did u contain a sluggo

[@GrumpyOctopusman]

​@@tejooohe's tripping that's why, that's a real route very effective but takes more time

[@GrumpyOctopusman]

Same with a stutter go and stop and go are different Ones more for the jamming zone And the stop and go is more of a post corner route because it makes you think it's one route when it's the other Very sneaking and creative

[@Larry_Bird1]

I for one liked the vid

[@tyreek.6815]

W video tho. I will be recommending this to the fellow European reaction channels.😂😂😂

[@tejooo]

it contains false info tho watch out

[@humanboy395]

Ik the fade and wheel are wrong but is there any other wrong ones?​@tejooo

[@tejooo]

@@humanboy395 flat is somwhat wrong. a flat/quick out is run more shallow than an out, u instantly wanna run outside, commonly used by te or rb dig is wrong, whats seen is a in/drag not a dig. a dig is deeper, usually like 10yds not "a few" cross is not a drag, shallow cross would be a drag. keep in mind routes usually have multiple names, like the whip route, also a zig its the same thing

[@nickmcdonald3083]

You forgot a zig , inverse of a whip.

[@EverythingExplained101]

Thank you^^

[@Jareddiamondansah]

W amount of cowboys plays

[@thinhluong2901]

hay quá, tối em xem tiếp nhé

[@jessyfretz5800]

If you're a pupil of Kert Benkert, put that hand up.

[@jessyfretz5800]

🙋🙋🙋

[@kimhangbong]

Please add the Cheese Route^^

[@EverythingExplained101]

The Cheese Route is quite similar to the Clearout route. Except that the "Cheese" can be any route, not just a Go. ^^

[@calvinjewett8216]

what is a cheese route

[@saigonleague3959]

Never thought the fake football is this sophisticated;))

[@mconsultingprepofficialacc883]

Of all things that the US stole, the name “football” is the most outrageous. It’s nothing like something evolves around the “foot”

[@EverythingExplained101]

The Real football is very sophisticated :D

[@dylansgameplay5183]

way more complicated than soccer buddy

[@calvinjewett8216]

believe me when I say this doesn't even scratch the surface of the one position it covers. Despite being an excellent breakdown of the routes a Wide Receiver can run, you have to run each of these routes against different coverages and in different scenarios. There are upwards of 20 positions on a "fake football" team and each of them have these high levels of intricate detail. It's one of the reasons I love the game so much!

[@kimhangbong]

@@calvinjewett8216 Love it!

[@VinaBay]

😍😍😍

[@EverythingExplained101]

^^

[@richardcypherrahl]

Several of these are just wrong (fade is not the same as a go, out 'n' up route is misidentified as a wheel, flat is not the same as an out) but beyond that, your bot didn't talk about post corners, clowns, or halfback screens. Go back and start over and make a real video.

[@macabree5856]

Might be best comment here. You know your routes well especially the Clown route he didn't touch upon and many others

[@eagletsnupper7876]

So much wrong with this video, AI voice aside

[@IanJBarker]

Great video, terrible AI voice

[@Ub3rSk1llz]

horrible editing, sound effects and script.

[@hyperNight]

This channel has 'ai bot' written all over it. So low effort. It might even like my comment.

[@EverythingExplained101]

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