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Football 101: A Series teaching the tactics of the World's Greatest Game.
Chalkboard: A custom software for Drawing, Testing, and Teaching football plays.
Breaking down football from all levels through analytics and film.
Chalkboard: A custom software for Drawing, Testing, and Teaching football plays.
Breaking down football from all levels through analytics and film.
How to Draw Plays | Football 101
Learn how YOU can create and test plays with a new software called Chalkboard. Create any offensive and defensive play you can dream of now with Chalkboard!
This is an early version of Chalkboard, everything is subject to change.
0:00 - Intro
0:19 - Chalkboard Trailer
1:43 - Chalkboard Origin
2:10 - Edit the Situation
2:16 - How to Draw Offensive Plays
4:15 - How to Draw Defensive Plays
6:10 - Wrap Up
6:29 - Early Access
6:41 - Conclusion
Want to watch film yourself? All-22 Film can be found with a NFL+ membership (not sponsored).
MUSIC USED IN MY VIDEOS (all songs might not be used every video):
Afroham - Satisfaction chillhop.com
Toonorth - Radiant chillhop.com
Drips Zacheer - Carefree chillhop.com
Teddy Roxpin - About It chillhop.com
Kendall Miles, Enluv - Solar Beam chillhop.com
Teddy Roxpin - Oh Let's Ride chillhop.com
Philanthrope, Nokiaa - Friction chillhop.com
El Train, Marc Mathias - Snap Back chillhop.com
NOT CREDITED FOR YOUR STUFF?
I intend to provide correct credit to all sources of media I use in my projects; Sadly though, most times it is extremely hard -or near impossible- to find the original source of say a 5 second clip I used. So, if I used your media in my project without credit, contact me and I will make sure to credit you!
This is an early version of Chalkboard, everything is subject to change.
0:00 - Intro
0:19 - Chalkboard Trailer
1:43 - Chalkboard Origin
2:10 - Edit the Situation
2:16 - How to Draw Offensive Plays
4:15 - How to Draw Defensive Plays
6:10 - Wrap Up
6:29 - Early Access
6:41 - Conclusion
Want to watch film yourself? All-22 Film can be found with a NFL+ membership (not sponsored).
MUSIC USED IN MY VIDEOS (all songs might not be used every video):
Afroham - Satisfaction chillhop.com
Toonorth - Radiant chillhop.com
Drips Zacheer - Carefree chillhop.com
Teddy Roxpin - About It chillhop.com
Kendall Miles, Enluv - Solar Beam chillhop.com
Teddy Roxpin - Oh Let's Ride chillhop.com
Philanthrope, Nokiaa - Friction chillhop.com
El Train, Marc Mathias - Snap Back chillhop.com
NOT CREDITED FOR YOUR STUFF?
I intend to provide correct credit to all sources of media I use in my projects; Sadly though, most times it is extremely hard -or near impossible- to find the original source of say a 5 second clip I used. So, if I used your media in my project without credit, contact me and I will make sure to credit you!
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Create & Test Football Plays | CHALKBOARD Trailer
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After months of work on the side, I am ready to reveal Chalkboard! Chalkboard is a software I have created that allows you to create and test both offensive and defensive football plays. I have wanted a program that could do this for years but never found one. Either the program would let you draw a play, but not run it; or you could run the play but were limited to premade formations and route...
Defensive Coverages | Football 101
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An intro to the defensive side of the ball! This details covers basic assignments and plays used. Specifically, zone types, mana coverage, and coverages 1-5. This is a high level overview of these topics and does not teach any variation or details, just an intro into the world of defensive football! 0:00 - Intro 0:24 - Man vs Zone 0:55 - Types of Zones 2:59 - Cover 0 4:06 - Cover 1 4:44 - Cover...
Gap Run Scheme | Football 101
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Start learning about the gap scheme -home of power, counter, trap, duo, and more- now! In this video I teach the basics of the gap scheme and then wrap up with some film examples to bring it home. 0:00 - Intro 0:48 - Gap Overview 1:17 - Power 2:37 - Counter 4:23 - Trap 5:49 - Duo 7:47 - Conclusion 8:28 - Film Examples Want to watch film yourself? All-22 Film can be found with a NFL membership (...
Zone Run Scheme | Football 101
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Start learning the zone run scheme -home of inside zone, outside zone, split zone, and more- now! A high level description of the zone run scheme. This teaches the basics of the zone run family including runs like inside zone, outside zone, split zone, wham, and stretch. The video wraps up with tons of film references to see it in game! 0:00 - Intro 0:38 - Inside Zone 1:41 - Outside Zone 3:32 -...
The Chase Young Breakout Season is Coming | Film Study
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After a devastating injury in his sophomore season, Chase Young is finally back. He played three games in the 2022 season and is now gearing up to play his first full season since his Rookie Year. The question on everyone's mind now is, how good will he be? Join me in this film session of Chase Young's 2022 season. Billy Stephen's Breakdown of his Rookie Year: th-cam.com/video/vcTKsdHGXGg/w-d-x...
The Hubbard Yard Dash | Play Anatomy
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Let's break down the how and the why of Sam Hubbard's game saving scoop and score against the Baltimore Ravens in the Wild Card game. Background music (credit: Pufino): th-cam.com/video/XOGxVAdQo0s/w-d-xo.html
Is Sam Howell the Answer for Washington? | Film Study
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Today we try to answer the question of is Sam Howell the answer. Take a look at the film with me to see if we can get to the bottom of this. Background music (credit: Pufino): th-cam.com/video/XOGxVAdQo0s/w-d-xo.html
Personnel | Football 101
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Today in Football 101, we take a look at personnel. Personnel is the different types of players on the field in every play. While personnel is not the deciding factor of the play, it is the driving factor. Join me in learning about it now! Background music (credit: Pufino): th-cam.com/video/XOGxVAdQo0s/w-d-xo.html
Passing Concepts | Football 101
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Ever wanted to learn more about football? Want to learn the X's and O's and what they mean? Join me for Football 101: a series where I take the knowledge of your regular NFL fan and expand it to topics found in the film room. Today's topic, passing concepts. Also, if anyone can tell me who is on the thumbnail and why he is there for this episode of Football 101, they will get a shoutout in the ...
is this available yet? I apologize for misunderstanding
This is really cool! Keep it up!
This is exactly the type of video I've been looking for! Great stuff!
I like the 21 personnel it's pretty cool
Isn't the out zone also known as no man's land
Would absolutely love why certain blocks would be made!
You have been definitely helping me break down football more for I can see the real inner workings, like something's I've alwyas known but you're allowing me to see the game at a different level, big appreciation
We need more Football 101, can you explain some plays in playbooks, explain the X,Y,Z recievers, and the specific positions on defense like M,W,S, and more stuff that a non-football player would not know that a football player would
Video is missing a lot for a beginner. Wheres the video on positions?
Thank you for this🔥🔥 I am a new Football fan and compared to basketball, football is soo hard for me to understand maaan. All those different kind of covers and plays messes up my head🤣🤣 I never had any football experience and never played it before, but Madden really got me into it, and when I try to play QB in madden i cannot read the defense at all and I just say f it, throw 5 picks and delete the build. So this video helped me understand a bit
I'm amused by the fact that quarters coverage (Cover-4) and the "Quarter" formation, which is one with 7 defensive backs, are not the same *at all*
I never played, so offensive and defensive looks and schemes are basically wasted on me. Thanks for taking a shot at catching me up to the basics!
Is this on the phone or computer?
At the moment it is planned for computers. However, I have toyed with the idea of a mobile version. Would that be something you’re interested in?
@@ChalkTalkFootball both would be cool!
yo @chalktalkfootball im definitely interested in this if u this is available for use on a computer as well as as a mobile version.
Check the video for how to get early access!
Use a different color background, anything other than white😂. I’m being absolutely blinded at 3am rn
Oh lol my bad. I can’t lie though and say that’s not hilarious
Great video. 💯💯 extremely helpful. I appreciate you.
I appreciate you watching and commenting! Glad you loved it!
Keep us updated, the possibilities are exciting! Also I start juco next month, any concepts you think a linebacker should fully understand?
Most definitely! There’s a new video up detailing the editor in full on the channel now! As for your question about LB, I would say just get an understanding of your responsibilities. Get with your coach and watch extra film and make sure you know what you’re doing. Doesn’t matter how talented you are if you have no idea what you’re doing, make sure you know the small stuff and the big stuff will come later!Good luck!
Thank you for 10k Subscribers!! Full details coming Friday!
love your videos.
Love you watching and enjoying them!
Great classroom session!
Thanks!
So corner routes are your worst enemy in cover 2s?
Yes, but especially when paired with a shallow route underneath to make sure the flat defender doesn’t drift back and stop it. This two routes together create a concept called smash! Watch my passing concepts video for more on that!
I'd certainly like more details about the zone and gap runs. I really love the X's and O's of the game and am fascinated by the question "when designing a run play how does the coach know it will work"?
Stick and smash I've never quite gotten how the two routes complement each other. One runs a quick curl or out, the other runs medium toward the sideline. What's the purpose of that? I love the video, but maybe just a very brief explanation of their purposes and strengths.
@@DavidsGamingandVariety When a defender has flat coverage, they cover the first 10 yards from the Line of Scrimmage near the side line. When you have a quick curl (aka as a hitch) and then a medium towards the sideline (also know as a corner or a smash route), it puts the flat defender in conflict. He now has to decide which to cover. This causes what is called a hi-lo read: the QB reads if the defender is covering either the higher or the lower route, and throws whichever he leaves open. The smash concept is most popular to combat Cover 2 as this coverage is known for having flat zones with little help overtop near the sideline due to the two high shell. For more on coverages, I have a video posted all about defensive coverages. Hope this helps!
Great video! Only thing I would correct is that quarter defense is not named that because it divides the zones into quarters. It's named that simply because it's a continuation of the coin based nomenclature. Same thing with "dollar" or "half dollar" defenses
This is great!!!! You should do midline and veer for the option.
7 is the minimum on the LOS
That’s not cover 5
@@AndreKing4 I’m sorry if I have confused you, not entirely sure what you mean though. The most common use of cover 5 is as a synonym for cover 2 man. However, nomenclature is coaching staff specific so it is not unlikely that you may have been taught a different name for the coverage. At the end of the day, all that matters is that the concept is the same, the name is ultimately irrelevant. Let me know if you have any questions and thanks for watching!
Please go over formations and formation verbiage
@@dagethe3vil126 I have debated doing a video about this sort for awhile. The problem is, every single coaching staff names every formation different. So, this means that there is no verbiage I could teach you that would ultimately be helpful or beneficial when talking with others. There are some generalized terms, but not enough to be comprehensive or terms that are popular enough to be worth dedicating the time and effort into a whole video at this time. At the end of the day, the best way to describe a formation is to name the backfield (shotgun, pistol, under center), the WR sets as detailed in this video, the Tight end location, and any other small adjustments (such as wide or squeeze sets or offset RB alignment) when talking in a generalized environment. Hope this helps!
As a coach and former player, this is a good intro video. Covers all of the main points well. One point you could add in another video is the variations in subs you can see. A lot of 3-4 defenses when they go nickel will opt to take out a DL instead of an LB and effectively walk up both OLBs to be edge rushers, so they effectively go 4-2-5 as well in the nickel, but with 4 LBs and 5 DBs, can throw more variations in coverage and stunts at the offense
Awesome video.
Thanks!
Great breakdown. Can you please tell me the app/software you use to breakdown your videos? Thanks in advance 🙏🏾
Honestly it is just Google Draw and a whole lot of elbow grease for the graphics. I edit my videos in Davinci’s Resolve. Hope this helps!
Watched all ur guide videos and they helped me start watching football. A fun name for ur series can be football 102 as its more in depth than all the other videos but are still watchable by absolute beginners like me
totally agree. I’ve been trying to find videos that explore the coverages and schemes deeper but I can’t find any.
Which coverages specifically? What exactly do you wanna know?
I love that you like the videos! That’s exactly what this series is for: an intro beyond just the rules! Also, I love your idea for the name and actually have been thinking about for a week now. My only worry is that if I name it 102 people might think they need to watch a 101 first… and I’m already multiple videos deep. Love the idea though! Might come back to that name for something else in the future…
You can have more than 7 men on the line of scrimmage
You are 100% correct. If I said that, that was an error on my half (I can’t rewatch it rn). Must have phrased it wrong. You can have as many people as you want on the LOS but only a max of 4 not. Thanks for pointing this out! Thanks for watching!
The Smash you used in 3x1 is typically called "china", as Smash normally involves a short curl or quick out route outside and China specifies an IN-breakig route from the outside receiver. In fact to be more specific the one you used in 3x1 is actually "double china" because it has TWO underneath in breaking routes. In my personal opinion, double china is just outright abusive against 2-high zone coverages and ill dial it up any time i know im gettung cover 2 on 2nd or 3rd down and medium and the read progression starts presnap with the slot in, as if the defender guves up leverage its a guaranteed completion. During the play, though, the read is mainly on the corner route to see which receiver the outside corner takes. If he sits in the flat, then the outside in is open. If he takes his man, then the slot/TE corner is open and bends more into a deep out route underneath the safety.
I get and love the points you’re making but I gotta make something clear…. The names for these concepts absolutely, 1000% do NOT matter. Every coaching staff has their own name for them. So you can say I named it wrong, but another person will say you named it wrong…. And you both are technically right! So, when I make these videos I spend about 2 seconds on the name, but instead try to hammer what exactly it is. My goal is to teach concepts, not subjective names. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
Hey! I am relatively new to football (grew up on the other side of the Atlantic playing the ball shaped football) but your videos are really fun and they are super useful for me. I would love to see some content about WR alignments, different receiver roles and route concepts. Keep up the good work!
Have you checked out my pass concepts video yet? I’m not exactly sure if that’s what you are interested in but let me know if that is what you are thinking about or if you want something a little different! Thanks for watching!
@@ChalkTalkFootball yeah, I have seen it, that us what got me going:) I am thinking something similar but a bit deeper than the 101 version. More analysis on what is it good for and how defenses counter it, more advanced stuff involving 12 or 22 personnel or H-backs or motion idk... Or maybe the use of WR packages and alignments' use in different scenarios, against different defenses... Something like that.😉
Please make the video about how to analyze film. Always loved hearing/watching great coaches/players/ernie adams break down film. Would love to gain new perspective on it.
Thanks!! In another video talk about the other defensive coverages.
Noted!
@Brian_Ferentz
On counter, the wrap player wraps to the play side backer in the box. You drawn it as pulling to lead. Also Counter isn’t like outside zone!
In another video I can do the details of counter, but for now yes, you’re technically right… but also technically wrong….. It’s technically a read and he can do either depending on various situations (that I can do in another video). So yes!! You’re right that he can but also a little misleading that it is all he can do. For simplicity in this video I just choose to drawn the version where the lines were the cleanest. Hope this helps!
Absolutely love your 101 videos. You don't just explain what the concepts are, but also the reasoning and intuition behind them. Would love to see a follow up one on d-line fronts and run fit. Keep killin' it man!
Thanks for the watch and kind words!! I’ll definitely add those vids to the list!
I'd be interested in the rest of the coverages.
Noted!
Phew, scared me there for a second. glad to have you back
Glad to be back. However, I will say that I currently do not have a plan for a consistent, constant upload schedule. Due to other ventures, I don’t have a lot of time for this channel. So, since I can’t make a ton of videos, let me know what you want to see the most! Whenever I can make a video I want to make sure it is what the audience wants most! Thanks for watching!
Grant Please come back
New video out now!
Cool!
Thanks for watching!
usually in offensive terms its 1 gap (a gap left side ) 2 gap (a gap right side) and so on and so forth
Gap names are completely subjective to the coach teaching it! So, one person will say you’re right, the other will say I’m right… and the funny thing is neither of us are wrong! Naming in football is subjective, it’s the concepts that matter. So, I try not to deliberate forever on names because it’s impossible to please everyone, the concepts are what matter. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
I’m new to your channel, but I really enjoyed this video. I’m curious if you haven’t done one already, what the QB progression would be. I’ve always wondered about the process of the QB progression to see which route is the most open or how they decide to check down. Thanks.
Just watched your channel for the 1st time ...great stuff ...hope your still working this
Always! Sadly, videos are slow because of my other full time commitments but I’m always working! Welcome in!!!
Decent vid, some info is a little off/basic. Definitely wouldn’t mentioned field/boundary alignments and FSL formations. Like 3x1 to the field vs 3x1 to the boundary (FSL)
Yo bro please come back and make more vids I like learning about football
There’s a new one on the page and more to come! I have never left, sadly this just isn’t my main commitment so sometimes it has to be put on hold for stretches of time. Can’t wait to release more!
@@ChalkTalkFootball hey man that’s all we can ask from you, thanks for the content
@@Polo_209 of course man! Hope to see you around the channel!
what software you use to diagram your concepts?
Google draw and a whole lot of elbow grease!
Is there such thing as a 4-4-3?
Anything is possible! This video just detailed the main personnels!