Play Call Sheet: Kyle Shanahan & Sean McVay Style Playcall Sheet
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2024
- Discover my play call sheet modeled after how Shanahan, McVay, McDaniel, and LaFleur structure theirs with some adaptations to fit my needs at the high school level!
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CHAPTERS
0:00 - Intro
1:08 - Play Call Organization
4:43 - Print Dimensions
5:12 - Labeling the Gameplan
5:42 - Base Run Game
6:44 - Base Pass Game
8:07 - Trick Plays
8:18 - Priority Calls / Opening Script
9:22 - 3rd & 4th Down
11:16 - Reminders
11:42 - Red Zone
13:03 - Runs by Front
15:33 - Passes by Coverage
20:06 - Emergency / Backups
22:47 - Situations
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In this comprehensive video, I'll guide you through the meticulous process of building an effective football play call sheet. As a dedicated follower of the Shanahan-McVay offensive philosophy, I've carefully studied and modeled my play call sheet after theirs. From dissecting Google images of coaching greats to adjusting colors on Excel, every detail matters.
Join me as I break down my play call sheet, revealing the favorite elements I've borrowed from top coaches and essential additions for high school coaches. From play call organization to the reasoning behind column placement, I'll provide insights into optimizing your coaching strategy.
Discover how to share your play call sheet with a coaching team, fostering collaboration and efficiency. Whether you're a play caller or part of a coaching staff, this video will equip you with practical tips for game planning, practice preparation, and efficient in-game decision-making.
Dive into the intricacies of play call dimensions, including the rationale behind sizing and formatting for practical use. I'll share my insights on numbering systems and potential ease of communication during the game.
Explore each section of the play call sheet, from labeling the game plan and base run game to passes by coverage and emergency backups. I'll walk you through third and fourth-down strategies, red zone considerations, and situational play calls for short yardage, backed up scenarios, and the 4-minute and 2-minute drills.
Uncover the significance of having a well-thought-out emergency backup plan, especially when facing unexpected challenges during a game. With a detailed breakdown of runs by front and passes by coverage, you'll be well-prepared to adapt to unforeseen defensive alignments.
Finally, get a glimpse into my unique approach to planning for critical game-winning situations, ensuring you have a designated play for various yard lines. Download the free play call sheet template linked in the description and take your football coaching strategy to the next level.
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How do I access the call sheet?
Good work fam !! Im a,huge mcvay fan.. i like tha rams offense that zone scheme..both kyle and sean use it ..kyle is more run oriented ,sean more pass and uses motion and shifting alot more..both have similar concepts ..both also have their own touches and tweaks..i think mcvay is a better coach imo..he makes adjustments better... ive been a xs and os junkie since 4th grade.. all the football students of the game..hit me up and we can debate football all day
I don’t think you know how good this material is. Great job coach!
Thank you for the kind words!
Great Ideas Coach Davidson!!!!
Thank you!
Does the hasmarks make a difference for you? It helps us to get the call out quicker. But it takes more work.
@@user-lf5mg1nm4h They do make a difference in relation to which way I may or may not want a play to be run. The way I account for that is just in the line on the call sheet with the slashes. For example: Strong RT/LT 18/19 Zorro Cat. If I want to run it left, I know I need to look to the left side of the slashes (or have my QB do it if wristbanding), and vice versa for right.
This was awesome! Thanks for sharing
I appreciate it!
Any idea what type of paper the NFL coaches use? I see Kyle and Sean have a thicker paper that they can write on without laminating it.
@@morgonholden9398 I’ve watched McVay pretty closely. I think he just uses regular paper, although a much bigger sheet than 8.5x11 (normal paper). It’s folded so many times that it gets a little thicker. I think the rest of the tree might use cardstock, just based on how it’s held.
Do you have a template for your call sheet? It is awesome!
Thanks! This link will tell you how to get it.
open.substack.com/pub/widezonewarriors/p/coming-soon?r=2ogkaj&
is there anyway to see a filled out sheet. i have a lot of tags and motions interested in how i get it all in one sheet
For me, tags would go in the play cell like you see in the video: 19/18 is the play, Zorro Cat is the tag. Motions go in the formation cell. So it could be 19/18 Zorro Cat | [RG] | (Y MO) STRONG LT/RT. Now say I want to run 19/18 Zorro Cat with a different pre-snap look. Underneath that play, what I would do is leave the play cell empty and just put in the formation/motion, maybe WEAK LT/RT (F BUMP).
It won’t let me send a picture on here, but if you want to DM me on Twitter, I can that way if you want the visual. @Coach_DDavidson