A hitch route in football is a common passing route that involves a receiver running a short route and then stopping or "hitching" to catch the ball. The receiver typically runs a few yards down the field and then turns back towards the quarterback, effectively creating space between themselves and the defender. This route is often used as a quick and easy option for the quarterback to complete a short pass and pick up some yards. It is particularly effective against zone coverage defenses where the receiver can find a soft spot in the coverage and make themselves an easy target for the quarterback. The hitch route can also be used as a setup route to draw defenders in before breaking off into a different route, such as a double move or slant route.
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