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SAMPLE PLAY

Wing-T 32 Trap

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Playbook Legend
Center

Handoff

Offensive Player

Player path

Defensive Player

Pitch or Forward
Pass

Ball Carrier

Pre-snap Motion

Optional Ball Carrier

Player blocking
Assignment

Pulling Lineman

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Wing-T
Glenn Warner, or as he was better known; Pop, laid the ground work for this formation with his single wing
offense. At a time when everyone was concerned with overpowering their opponents, Pop Warner sought to
trick it.
Over time, it evolved into the Wing-T, which has been made famous by University of Delaware Coach Harold
Tubby Raymond. Often considered one of the best misdirection formations in the game, it has fallen out of
favor in the pro game in recent years, but is still very effective at the youth level.
The wing T has a classic offensive line setup, with 2 guards, 2 tackles, a center, and the quarterback behind
center. Its characterized by having a wingback just off of your tight end on the strong side, and a split end lined
up on the weak side. The tailback and the fullback can move around a little bit, but are generally split, and can
often end up offset to the strong or weak sides as well.
Famous Wing-T Offenses

Late 70s Kansas City Chiefs

Pre 2002 University of Delaware


Strengths

Counters, Reverses, Bootlegs, Short Passing Plays


Weaknesses

Power Plays, Deep Passing Plays

SE

LT

LG

RG

RT

TE
WB

QB

TB

FB

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Wing-T 32 Trap
FS
CB

CB
OB

LB

LB

OB
E

TE

SE

WB

Player Responsibilities
Offensive Line
LT: Releases inside to block weak side LB.
LG: Pulls, trap blocks strong side DT.
C: Blocks DT in front of LG outside.
RG: Loops right, blocking strong side DE.
RT: Releases to block closest ILB.

Coaching Tips
TB

FB

Backs & Receivers


TE: Releases inside to double team FS.
SE: Releases inside to double team FS.
WB: Stutter steps, then loops behind the play to lead
block for the QB if he runs a bootleg.
FB: Takes handoff, explodes downfield at POA.
TB: Fakes a weak side sweep.
QB: Hands off to FB, fakes sweep to TB, and runs a
bootleg.

Play Strategy
This is a great play to run no matter where you are on the
field and what situation youre in but its especially
effective when the LBs are lined up deeper than normal.
Try running the bootleg from this set as well once youve
run the Trap a couple of times.

Make sure to run all three


options from this set
the bootleg, the sweep,
and the trap.
This will freeze the
defense, forcing them to
wait until very late on in
the play to make their
read and react
appropriately.

Looking for more?


The complete Wing-T Playbook includes 5 Running and 5 Passing
Plays, all explained with step by step instructions, diagrams, and
coaching pointers!
Wing T Running Plays
Tight Wing T 43 Counter - a great misdirection play that takes advantage of over-aggressive linebackers
Wing T 21 Dive - a direct, quick hitting power run designed short yardage yardage situations
Wing T 35 Draw - tricks the defense into committing to the pass, while opening up multiple inside and outside
running lanes for the fullback
Wing T 32 Trap - a versatile running play that can freeze the defense and force them to react late
Wing T 36 Blast - allows your ball-carrier to read blocks and create a point of attack where the defense is weakest
Wing T Passing Plays
Wing T 69 Bootleg Right - a classic bootleg passing play
Wing T 78 Waggle Left - ideal for mobile quarterbacks who can throw on the run with confidence
Wing T Tight 8 Bootleg Left - an effective red zone play that attacks the weak side cornerback
Wing T Wingback Shovel Left - a clever misdirection play that will turn your athletic wingback loose for a big gain
Wing T 78 Waggle Left Throwback - sells the pass downfield before checking down to the tailback for a short pass
with huge "yards after catch" potential
To help you communicate with your staff and save time, the playbook also includes a full team license, plus three
football coaching cheat sheets covering the Passing Tree, Offensive Terminology, and Play Calling.

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