Game night duties

Coach,
As a Head Coach, I want three things from the booth on offense : 1.- down and distance? 2. who didn't make their block? 3. are they doing anything defensively that we haven't prepared for?

On defense: Who is getting whipped on the LOS? Who is getting beat in man coverage in the secondary?
who is not giving 100% on every play? Are you seeing any blocking schemes we haven't
prepared for?

I want the booth personnel to chart every play on whichever side of the ball they are working with( info
as to starting position, what D or O we were in, to which side was play run, final disposition of play. If not successful, why? I always like the offensive guys to note which pass plays worked against what secondary coverages, and what did not. Want the D guys to note what blitzes against what formations were the most successful, and number of passes verses number of running plays they charted in first half.
Special notes being made of any tendencies as they occur on both sides of the ball.
At half time, we compare charts and make our adjustments. I always have the backup QB's charting plays on the sidelines as well. If you are on the phones, talk in a controlled, quiet demeanor. The sign of a well prepared staff is quiet effiency on the phones and the sidelines, not something that sounds like a chinese fire drill.

Coach Easton



At half time, we compare our collective charts and make the necessary adjustments

Defensively- who is getting whipped on the line, are the LB's doing their job,