Situation Study
Know your assignment before the next rep.
Give players a way to learn the assignment before they step on the field. Turn your coaching points into football flashcards and quizzes, then see what needs another look.
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Find H. Follow the assignment.
Three levels to the right.
Read deep to short.
Clear the corner.
Find the open grass.
Keep the spacing.
Finish every route.
A public, coach-authored example. Use the labeled diagram to answer the question.
Diagram description: H starts inside the rightmost receiver, runs upfield to an intermediate depth, then turns right toward the sideline. Y follows a shorter path underneath toward the right flat. Z, the outside receiver, runs straight upfield on a vertical route.
This is a public sample, separate from a team’s assigned decks. Check an answer and reset to try again; no progress is saved.
How your team uses it
Learn the play. Keep the lesson.
Build the questions that matter.
Create a deck around the situations and assignments you are teaching. Use published card diagrams, write the choices and explain the coach-approved answers.
CoachesAuthor the questions and approve the deck before publication.
Give each player their work.
Assign a published deck and explicitly share its supporting cards. Players complete their assigned rounds with question-by-question feedback.
PlayersStudy the assigned deck and review the explanation behind each answer.
Bring the learning back to practice.
Players can practice again or work through missed questions. Coach reports show assigned-round results and the questions that need more teaching.
Coaches & playersCoaches use the reports to guide instruction. Players revisit what they missed.