NFL Flag 2024 Official Playbook
The official 5-on-5 flag football playbook from NFL Flag
39 ready-to-edit plays39 offensive callsBuilt for fast install
Starter Bundle
Add the whole playbook in one step.
- Single Back Play 1
- Single Back Play 2
- Single Back Play 3
- Spread Play 1
Plus 35 more plays.
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Offensive Plays
Single Back Play 1
OFFSingle Back Play 2
OFFSingle Back Play 3
OFFSpread Play 1
OFFSpread Play 2
OFFSpread Play 3
OFFBunch Play 1
OFFBunch Play 2
OFFBunch Play 3
OFFTrips Play 1
OFFTrips Play 2
OFFTrips Play 3
OFFTrips Stack Play 1
OFFTrips Stack Play 2
OFFTrips Stack Play 3
OFFTwins Play 1
OFFTwins Play 2
OFFTwins Play 3
OFFTwins Stack Play 1
OFFTwins Stack Play 2
OFFTwins Stack Play 3
OFFI Formation Play 1
OFFI Formation Play 2
OFFI Formation Play 3
OFFDouble Back Play 1
OFFDouble Back Play 2
OFFDouble Back Play 3
OFFSingle Set Play 1
OFFSingle Set Play 2
OFFSingle Set Play 3
OFFHB Dive
OFFCrossbuck
OFFEnd Around
OFFReverse
OFFDouble Reverse
OFFFake Double Reverse
OFFFake Triple Reverse
OFFHB Option
OFFQB Option
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Add All Plays FreeAbout This Playbook
This is the official NFL Flag 5-on-5 playbook—the same plays used by millions of young athletes in NFL Flag leagues around the world. Whether you're a beginner coach preparing for your first season or looking to refine your strategy, these plays are designed for all skill levels.
Formations Included
- Single Back — One receiver behind the quarterback, two on either side
- Spread — Stretch the defense horizontally with wide receiver positioning
- Bunch — Three receivers grouped tightly for quick releases
- Trips — Three receivers stacked on one side to overload zones
- Twins — Two receivers paired on each side
- I Formation — Traditional setup with stacked backfield
- Double Back Set — Two receivers behind the line for versatility
- Trips Stack / Twins Stack — Stacked variations for misdirection
- Single Set — Balanced formation for short and deep passes
Pro Tips from NFL Flag
- Always decide which receiver moves first when paths cross to avoid collisions
- Practice crossing routes ahead of time to eliminate hesitation
- Use corner routes as safety valve options when primary receivers are covered
- Short yardage plays work well near the first down line
Content adapted from NFL Flag Official Playbook.