Sluggo route
A sluggo is an American football pass route pattern run by a receiver.[1] The word was coined by Bill Walsh as an apparent compression of "slant and go".[2]
References
- "Pass Routes 101 - Football". www.xsosfootball.com.
- Brown, Chris B. (17 August 2012). "Matt Barkley and USC's "Sluggo Seam" Play".
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