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Three 7on7 Mistakes To Avoid
Cautionary tale. Avoid these 7on7 mistakes this spring and you will live a much happier life this fall when the real chips are down....

Bait The Defense With Your Receiver Splits
You line up with tight splits and they are salivating at the mouth to intercept that mesh concept. What happened? A Smash concept touchdown....

New Honest NFL Formations This Week!
Been more than a minute since we gave you this, but it is time. FirstDown PlayBook will be giving you new Honest NFL formations this week!...

Larger Better FirstDown PlayBook PlayGrids!
The new FirstDown PlayBook PlayGrids offer you a much bigger and better teaching tool. A small improvement that brings big teaching benefits....

Run Blocking Variations Save You Time
Every run play in FirstDown PlayBook is blocked up vs multiple defenses. The run blocking variations make it simple and easy to use....

3-4 Bear Front Creates One On One Pass Rush
In a world where coaches are in love with the 3-3-5 defense, a better option for high school football coaches might be the 3-4 Bear defense....

6 Man Football Push & More
If you coach 6 man football and you have suggestions about how FirstDown PlayBook can improve your section, please let us know!...

Breaking Down The Duo Run Play
It's a pretty safe bet that the Duo run play will be a part of Eddie George's offense when he gets to Bowling Green. So will "Duo Day"....

A Two Tight End Hitch Screen Keeps The Defense Honest
If you line up with two tight ends it screams that you're running the football. That's why a hitch screen can be an explosive play for you....

4-2-5 Defense & 3-3-5 Defense Help
FirstDown PlayBook has made it very easy to find 4-2-5 defense and 3-3-5 defense help that you can also edit to fit your team....

Scout Team Cards Make Or Break You
Regardless of if you are coaching tackle football or flag football, scout team cards are an important part of your practice preparation....

Special Teams Whole Part Whole Teaching
If you are a young special teams coach you will do yourself a huge favor by incorporating the "Whole Part Whole" teaching method....