No10 drifts and chooses to either give a short ball to No13 to crash, or hits No12 running on the outside of opposition No13.
2ND FIVE DRIFT SELLS THE MOVE, he runs parallel with 10 until bouncing out. No 10 should double pump(fake pass) before hitting the actual receiver.
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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