Kids learn about passing routes for receivers in football such as post, go, in, out, slant, and hook routes.

Here is a list of some standard football pass routes: In the hook or hitch route the receiver runs up the field a certain distance and then quickly stops and turns back to the quarterback to catch the ball. The receiver makes a slight hook pattern moving back in the direction of the quarterback.

For example, the receiver may run 10 yards up the field and then turn to the sidelines. Here is a list of some standard football pass routes: In the hook or hitch route the receiver runs up the field a certain distance and then quickly stops and turns back to the quarterback to catch the ball.

The dig route is any route that starts off vertical and breaks sharply to the middle of the field at a depth of anywhere from 10-15 yards. This route can be run from either the inside or the outside, though the route will usually look different depending on which position the receiver runs the route from.