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Game Planning

Find the advantage.

Read what their look leaves open, draw two of your concepts against it, and build the plan. Coach Wise checks the analysis, and you approve, change or deny every call on the Board.

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The order, for both units

Analyze. Coach Wise checks. You decide.

A scouting report is uploaded and analyzed. Coach Wise checks the outputs: what is frequent but not effective, what repeats last week, what stands on thin evidence. Then the Board is built for the coach to approve, change or deny.

  • Every figure the check writes is audited against what it was handed
  • A check that cannot run never holds up the analysis
  • Practice reps never feed back into the plan

The Lab

Their look and your call, drawn side by side.

The War Room’s Lab is a conversation with Coach Wise and a field that draws what the conversation is about: your formation, routes and blocking against their front and coverage. The drawing is done by Wise Tactics’ own football rules. The model never places a player.

  • Ask aloud, and review the transcript before it is sent
  • What-ifs open a call in the Lab
  • Approved diagrams print with the install sheet

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Concepts against their look

Try this

  1. Load Their 3rd & long
  2. Set their coverage to C2 and read what it leaves open
  3. Put Mesh against Stick, then add one to the plan

War Room · the Lab

Their look, your answers, side by side

Sample data · fictional program
Front
Coverage
Pressure

What Over · Cover 1 leaves open

  • Man underneath with one deep: crossers, rubs and stacked releases.
  • The free safety cannot cover both seams.
  • 7 in the box against 6 blockers — +1 to the defense. Someone goes unblocked unless he is read or thrown away from.

Compare two concepts

Pass · Trips Rt · 11 personnel

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Workable

  • Cover 1 is man with a 1-high shell; Stick has an answer but it is not the one it was drawn for.
Coaching considerations
  • Read the flat defender: he widens, throw the stick; he sits, throw the flat.
  • Against a cloud corner sitting in the flat, the stick is the throw — or check out of it.
  • Five-man protection plus the back. Pressure from the weak side is his.

Pass · Doubles · 11 personnel

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Workable

  • Cover 1 is man with a 1-high shell; Smash has an answer but it is not the one it was drawn for.
Coaching considerations
  • Against a two-high shell the corner route lands in the hole between corner and safety.
  • A bailing Cover 3 corner gives up the hitch. Take it.
  • Quarters brackets the corner route; this is not the call against it.

Sample game plan

Nothing on the plan yet. Add a concept above — it stays on this page and is gone when you leave.

A concept's fit is football structure — what it is drawn to stress — not a result. In Wise Tactics, structure, what they have shown and your own record are kept apart, and a call reaches the plan only when a coach accepts it on the Board.

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The other ball

Their offense, our answer

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  1. Open I-Form, their run set
  2. Pick Bear · C3 and read its reps against Inside Zone
  3. Accept the answer onto the sample plan

Defensive intelligence · Wildcats offense

Their offense, our answer

Sample data · fictional program
Their sets · by how much each hurts us

Ranked by the snaps that worked for them out of every snap: how often they show it, times how well it works.

What they run from Trips Rt
Our call
Trips Rt · Outside Zone against Over · C3
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They show it23of 160
Works for them19of 23
Our reps1/2stopped

High confidence

The read

  • They ran Outside Zone from Trips Rt on 23 of 160 charted snaps, and it worked for them on 19 of 23. A high-confidence sample.
  • Over · C3 stopped it on 1 of 2 reps this week. Too few to read.
  • Best record on reps this week: Odd · C4, 3 of 4.

Sample defensive plan · held in memory

Nothing accepted yet. A coach decides on the Board; here, Accept adds to a sample plan that Reset clears.

4 games of a fictional opponent's offense, 160 charted snaps, and this week's scout-team reps. "Worked for them" uses the success rule every Wise Tactics number uses. Our defense is drawn by rule from the call.

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See it on your next opponent.

Thirty minutes with someone from Wise Tactics, on your own film and set around your practice schedule.

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