We’ve all tried them. We’ve all succeeded and we’ve all failed. The fake punt can take a number of different forms, but usually boils down to the punter either throwing or running from the backfield after defenders have turned downfield to block for the punt return. Here’s a Fake Punt with Snag to add to your arsenal of trick plays.
| Position | Assignments/Notes |
|---|---|
| P | Look to Flat then Run if not there. |
| Z | Short Motion into 5 yd Spot |
| Y | 10 yd Corner |
| PP | Flat 2 yd don't drift |
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