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Effective game planning and structured practice routines are essential for building a successful football program. In this course, Jason Bachtel provides an in-depth look at the strategic preparation that goes into a full week of practice, offering a systematic approach to game planning, scouting, film analysis, and player development. This course outlines a comprehensive weekly framework to optimize team performance. Through detailed lessons, participants will learn how to break down film, create effective scouting reports, implement game plans, and structure practices that maximize efficiency and execution.
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In this course, you get the Game Planning System templates for offense and defense for various team and organizational situations. This gives you the templates to use at every level of your program for offense and defense. Whether you are two-platoon, up tempo or must split your time between offens and defense with two-way players, these templates have you covered.
Just pick the one that best fits your situation. They are easily adjusted to create the run-pass balance you would like in your execution of reps in practice.
You create your game plan and input it one time and your practice script and call sheets are generated for you.
Two-way player templates are appropriate for your junior high and youth programs as well.
Create a more efficient and effective practice script. Getting the plays in the game plan and having the necessary reps for them to be effective on game day is no longer a painstaking task. Simply enter the game plan at the beginning of the week, and the script is created for every single group and team period during the week. The hours spent creating a script and making sure every play gets the necessary practice it needs is now automated.
Easily Adjusts to match your offense!
- Call sheet, Practice Scripts & QB wristband are generated instantly as you game plan.
- Plan for all situations you will face.
- Reduce the stress on the play caller.
- Give players confidence that they are prepared for all circumstances.
- Improve work flow and free up time to watch opponent film and teach players.
The Game Planning System uses a simple process for making decisions early in the week that allow you to get the practice repetitions that will ensure the proper execution on game day.
Even though you may have an expansive, flexible offense over the course of the season, thinking you have that wide menu of plays can lead to confusion for both the play caller and the players. The fact is that there are only a limited amount of practice repetitions available, and you will only call about 60 plays (more if you are an uptempo team) in the game.Being able to exercise discipline on your process by limiting the amount of plays that will appear on your call sheet on game day is the at the core of the Coaches Edge Game Planning System.
This is done on what is called the Game Plan Board.The Game Plan Board gives a set number of plays which you can carry and feel confident in practicing over the course of the week. In general, the game plan board and scripts are set up to give you 50-50 balance between run and pass. If you desire to practice more running plays or more passing plays, see the "Adjusting" instructions included in each section. This allows you to create the balance you desire.
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In this course, Coach Rob Spence provides a breakdown of the timing-based passing game, focusing on tempo, precision, and protection schemes. You will learn how to develop impeccable timing in the passing game, implement effective protection strategies against various defensive fronts, and execute high-efficiency route combinations. With a mix of theory, drills, and real-game applications, this course covers key concepts such as five-man protection, spacing concepts, back-shoulder throws, and defensive adjustments.
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In this course, Jeff Gallo provides a comprehensive guide to building a strong offensive identity through culture, performance standards, and targeted drills. He outlines the foundational principles of offensive execution, including goal setting, drive charts, and Monmouth Football’s signature strategies. Key topics include developing a winning mindset with the "H.A.W.K" philosophy, essential ball security techniques, and high-impact drills like the High T-Drill and Lax Ball League Drill. With a focus on discipline, execution, and consistency, this course equips coaches and players with the tools to create a high-performing offensive unit.
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In this course, Coach Hayden Mace provides an in-depth analysis of quarterback-led run schemes and their impact on modern college football. He explores key rushing trends, the strategic importance of the QB run game, and how to create numerical advantages through Duo, Lead Zone, and Pull Schemes. Through detailed breakdowns, game clips, and real-world examples, you’ll learn the mechanics, rules, and variations of QB Duo, QB G, and Pin-Pull concepts. Coach Mace also covers backside RPO execution and how to maximize efficiency in the run game. This course is designed for coaches and players looking to enhance their offensive strategy by leveraging the QB as a dynamic rushing threat.
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In this mini-course, Keith Grabowski shares a method for incorporating shifts into any offense with one simple word, eliminating the need to memorize multiple names for shifts.
Offenses use shifts for several strategic reasons:
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Confuse the Defense: Shifts can force the defense to adjust their alignment and responsibilities, potentially causing confusion or mismatches. By moving players before the snap, the offense can identify how the defense reacts and adjust their play accordingly.
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Identify Defensive Coverage: Shifts can help the offense determine whether the defense is playing man-to-man or zone coverage. For instance, if a defender follows a player in motion, it often indicates man coverage.
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Create Mismatches: By shifting players, offenses can create advantageous matchups. This could involve getting a faster receiver matched up against a slower linebacker or creating a favorable blocking angle for the offensive line.
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Disguise the Play: Shifts can make it harder for the defense to predict the play call. The offense can present one formation and then shift to another, keeping the defense guessing.
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Exploit Defensive Weaknesses: Offenses can use shifts to exploit specific weaknesses in the defense. For example, they can overload one side of the field or force the defense to cover more ground.
This mini-course focuses on teaching a simple method for accomplishing the first objective, stressing the defense mentally and trying to confuse them.
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Unlock the secrets to red zone success with Ryan Larsen's expert strategies and decision-making principles!
Learn how to maximize scoring opportunities and turn red zone trips into touchdowns.
In this course, he covers:
- Red Zone Philosophy-Game Planning
- Practice Plans
- Waynesburg
- Westminster
- And much, much more
Elevate your offense with his insights and dominate where it matters most!
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In this course, Coach Joe Gerbino breaks down the strategies and concepts that make life easier for your quarterback, ensuring offensive success. You’ll gain insight into key plays like Chief-Hank, Poker-Q Draw Shock, and Tire-Flat Pro, learning how each concept is designed to create opportunities and maximize efficiency. Through detailed breakdowns and drills, you’ll explore Train-Mesh Rail and Choice-Verts, refining your understanding of route concepts, timing, and execution. This course delivers the fundamentals, drills, and strategic insights needed to elevate your game.
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In this course, Coach Ian Pace discusses the power of one-word tempo changers and their impact on offensive efficiency. He provides an in-depth look at how simplified, high-speed communication can give teams a strategic edge, keeping defenses on their heels while maintaining offensive rhythm. Covering key concepts like empty sets, trip formations, and a variety of tempo calls including “Miller,” “Budweiser,” “Red Sox,” and more. Coach Pace walks through the design, philosophy, and execution of each. With real-game applications and expert insights, this course is a must for coaches and players looking to master tempo control and maximize offensive production.
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Dive into the intricacies of Run Game Checks vs Pressure.
Led by James Patton, a seasoned coach with extensive experience in run game strategies.
In this course, he covers:
- Runs vs Pressure
- Check Green vs Field Pressure
- Check Orange Lead vs. Field Pressure
- Check Gold vs Field Pressure
- And much, much more
Elevate your offensive efficiency and counter defensive pressure!
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In TJ Weyl – Creative Solutions in SY GL, you’ll explore innovative strategies for short-yardage and goal-line situations, designed to keep defenses guessing and maximize offensive efficiency. Coach Weyl walks you through his offensive identity, tempo inside zone concepts, and the importance of physicality and teamwork. The course dives deep into creative play-calling, including Wildcat variations, tendency breakers, and sequenced plays that add unpredictability to your scheme. With a focus on shifts, disguised formations, and strategic execution, this provides practical solutions for breaking through tough defensive fronts and finishing drives in the red zone.
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Kickstart your games with Nate Milne's expert keys to open-drive success!
Learn how to plan, execute, and capitalize on your opening drives to gain early momentum and control the game.
In this course, he covers:
- Keys to Open Drive Success
- Mules Offensive Mind
- Field Zones
- Mules Football Loose Script
- And much, much more
Elevate your play-calling and preparation with his insights and ensure your team starts strong every time!
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Coach Riley breaks down the core offensive principles that drive a successful game plan, focusing on risk management, strategic simplicity, and adaptability. You'll learn how to create an offense that is both versatile and easy to execute, using the concept of "Elegant Simplicity" to maintain consistency while attacking defenses in multiple ways. Through lessons on reading the triangle, leveraging matchups, and executing key drills like the Hammer Concept, this course provides a practical framework for building and implementing an effective offensive strategy.
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In this course you’ll gain the tools to master late-game quarterback decision-making and clock management when everything is on the line. Coach Sheehan walks you through the two-minute offense, clock strategies, player guidelines, and system execution to help you lead with confidence under pressure. Through real-game examples, including college football breakdowns, you’ll learn how to manage the final plays, execute the four-minute offense, and make game-winning decisions. Whether you’re a quarterback, coach, or student of the game, this course delivers battle-tested strategies to help you take control in crunch time and finish strong.