I'd imagine they have interactive tablets that break down the plays and highlights assignments based on their particular position.Last time I played football was 22 years ago on a JV squad. How are players doing it today? Do they still have to memorize the plays based off a paper print-outs or are they using some sort of technology?
What a wild question LOLLast time I played football was 22 years ago on a JV squad. How are players doing it today? Do they still have to memorize the plays based off a paper print-outs or are they using some sort of technology?
How do I get invited to some skull meetings, they sound badass.Repetition, skull meetings with others teammates in your position, meetings with positions coaches.
You only get out of what you put in ,keeping in mind the playbook changes to the O or D before you.
A hundred plays can turn into 300 different versions depending on your reads.
Now a days there login links to playbooks , personally I feel more time should be spent on playbook studying and film skull drills.
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I think an tablet could have the advantage of being interactive and/or showing how a play evolves and variations to it based on the defense's actions, but I don't know how realistic it would be to put something like that together on the timelines/budget that would be needed.I don’t think it’s important if it’s paper or if it’s a tablet. That’s kinda like reading a book. But it’s a good question as to how they approach learning it.
How do I get invited to some skull meetings, they sound badass.
That’s the Mandy School of “Find your way to Football 101.”Osmosis