How Do You Run A Wide Receiver Out Pattern In Football?
An out pattern in American football is a route run by the wide receiver that cuts outward toward the sidelines. It is a short-yardage play designed to disrupt the speed and running pattern of the defensive back. When you catch the cornerback off guard, you can get separation and the quarterback can deliver the ball to you without fear of interception. Line up at the end of the offensive formation in a two-point, upright stance. Leave at least five to seven yards between your position and the sidelines. Run down the field in a straight line as soon as the ball is snapped. Out patterns are usually run for seven to 10 yards. Longer out routes are rare, since they allow for safeties who are playing deep to move up, break on the ball and intercept the pass. Make powerful strides to fool the cornerback into thinking that you will run a deep route. This will encourage him to run at full speed to stay with you. Your plan is to use his speed and power against him. Make a 90-degree turn toward t
