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title: "Name That Route: A Free Football Route Quiz"
description: "A free football route quiz: see a route diagram, name the route. Slant, post, corner, curl, comeback, seam, snag, sail and more, with how each one is run."
url: https://www.crucibletech.com/name-that-route/
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Free quiz

# Name That Route

Each question shows one route as Crucible draws it, with its depth in yards. Pick the route's name. Then see how it is run.

Question 1 of 17

![Quiz diagram](https://www.crucibletech.com/playbook/img/football_11v11/routes/rail.webp)

## Which route is drawn here?

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## Reading the Diagrams

The numbers are depths in yards from the line of scrimmage. A dotted line is a conversion: the way the route changes against a certain coverage, labelled with the look that triggers it.

Some routes look alike on paper. A curl and a hitch both stop and turn back to the quarterback, but at different depths; a stick and a snag both settle at about 5 yards, but from different angles.

## Common Questions

### Who is this quiz for?

Young quarterbacks and receivers learning the route tree, flag players, and the coaches and parents teaching them.

### Is it free?

Yes. There is no sign-up and nothing is saved anywhere except your own browser.

## Keep Going

- [The football route tree](https://www.crucibletech.com/playbook/routes/)
- [Passing concepts with diagrams](https://www.crucibletech.com/playbook/concepts/)
- [Football IQ test](https://www.crucibletech.com/football-iq-test/)
- [Guess the coverage](https://www.crucibletech.com/guess-the-coverage/)
- [Quarterback reads quiz](https://www.crucibletech.com/qb-reads-quiz/)

Reading It Is the Hard Part
Knowing what a coverage looks like on paper is step one. Crucible puts you at quarterback against it, rep after rep, until the read is automatic.
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