HELP WITH 2 TE PASS OFFENSE

Can your Qb throw a fade and a slant? If so you can do a fade/slant combo. I'm only working youth level, but I'd imagine at a higher level the following would still be true. Two Tight with two flanks is going to contract the defense and leave the corners on an island a lot of the time. If the CB lines up inside, 3 step drop and throw the fade. If the CB lines up outside, throw slant but warn the Qb to watch any drop by the inverts. In either case shoot the TEs unless you need them to protect and swing the back wideside. If an invert drops into the slant lane they can't cover the shoot and/or the swing.

I've done it with hand signals between the Qb and the receiver - normal stance with no hand motion is slant, eye contact followed by a grab of the face mask or a hand on a butt cheek (haul butt - kids get a kick outta that one) is fade.

I love the two tight/two flank becuase it seems to always leave the corners all by themselves and puts a lot of pressure on 'em.

this isn;t really about the routes, but to put more pressure on the d, you may want to think about flexing one or both of your te's especialy against a nose .