How Do You Design The Perfect Game Plan?

[@davebelloni2546]

Players have Spring and Summer OTA's to learn Concepts and Plays.
Then Camps and Fall Camp.
Individual Room Meetings.
White Board Work.
Packets for notebooks.
PAWLAWSKI play/concept videos.
Pre-Practice on the field work.
Individual Period.
7/7 Skelly Period.
9/7 Inside Hole Period.
WR/DB 1/1 Period.
TEAM Period.
Special Periods.
I have coached in a very competitive high school program in Colorado and we have had tremendous SUCCESS with 75-107 plays on a Game Day Play Script!

[@chaseradecki440]

Great video, I learned a lot. Anytime I hear these stories of coaches game planning for everything it reminds me of what happened to the Rams in Super Bowl LIII. Sean McVay said they lost because they over prepared. He also said he watched every single snap of the 2018 Patriots before the game, even the 2 previous Super Bowls vs ATL & PHI. If it's later in the season and you have plenty of games to watch from how far back should you go/how many games is the right amount of watch? Thanks.

[@EliteAthletesTV]

Excellent question. Answer coming to you shortly.

[@LetsSeeYourKungFu]

Could you give an example of a play call and highlight the individual cues that each player would recognize as their own part of the play?

[@LetsSeeYourKungFu]

How does a team establish it's defensive philosophy? What's the determining factor in playing a base 3-4 versus a base 4-3? Is it personel? Is it the coach?

[@davebelloni2546]

Offensive Linemen don't have to remember 35 plays or more! They have to know and understand Concepts...NOT PLAYS!!!