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Whether you're a first-year coach or a seasoned sideline veteran, these free tools are designed to help you plan smarter, coach more confidently, and win more games. Download ready-to-use resources—from practice templates to play call sheets—and start leveling up your program today.
Easily organize your starters, backups, and key personnel with this printable and customizable depth chart template. Designed for both offense and defense, this tool helps you visualize your roster, make quick adjustments, and keep your coaching staff aligned on game day. Perfect for practice planning, scouting reports, and pre-game prep.
Recruiting Level Finder
Enter your position, height, weight and 40-yard dash. We compare you to what college staffs look for in high school recruits at each level, and show where your measurables fit today.
How you compare at each level
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Where these numbers come from
Recruit targets (what the app scores you against) combine two recruiting services' position standards for high school prospects: Go Big Recruiting (height, weight and 40 for four tiers, Power 4 through D3) and Lance O's Recruiting Network (ranges for FBS, FCS and D2/D3/NAIA). Where the two disagree, the target sits between them.
College roster averages are shown for context. The Power 4 row shows all-FBS figures from 2023 FBS starting depth charts (3,000+ players). FCS (Ivy League) and D3 (NESCAC) figures come from the project's Football Recruiting Measurables research. College programs add a lot of weight, so an FBS starting lineman averaging 310 lb was usually recruited closer to 280–290.
Speed: targets assume laser or verified times. Hand times usually run 0.20–0.24s faster (Athlete Quotient), so the app adjusts them.
No public source measures every roster at every level, so treat these as guidelines, not cutoffs. Measurables open the door; film, grades, varsity experience and position skills decide offers.
Bring structure, detail, and a college-football feel to every practice with the Elite Practice Planner: College-Style Football Practice Plan Template.
This downloadable practice plan template is built for football coaches who want to run organized, efficient, high-energy practices with a clear purpose from start to finish. Designed from the original Elite Football School practice plan format, this upgraded version gives coaches a professional system for mapping out warmups, individual periods, group work, team periods, conditioning, staff responsibilities, equipment needs, and post-practice evaluation.
Whether you coach youth football, middle school, high school, or a private training program, this template helps you script practice like a college program — with better time management, clearer communication, and stronger player development.
What’s Included:
College-style practice planning layout
Practice periods with time blocks and coaching points
Staff assignment section
Offensive, defensive, and special teams focus areas
Situational football planning
Equipment and field setup notes
Post-practice review and next-practice focus
Printable and editable format
Perfect For:
Football coaches, youth programs, high school staffs, private trainers, camp directors, and anyone looking to bring more organization and professionalism to practice planning.
The First-Time Football Parent Playbook is a clear, coach-created digital guide designed to walk families through what to expect, how practices are structured, what equipment is needed, and how parents can best support their young athlete throughout the season.
Built from the Elite Football School parent starter guide, this resource explains the youth football experience in a simple, encouraging way — from practice routines and safety expectations to sideline behavior, post-game conversations, equipment checklists, and questions parents should ask any football program. It also reinforces the core message that youth football is about more than touchdowns: it builds teamwork, confidence, resilience, sportsmanship, and character.
Perfect for:
First-time football parents, youth football families, camp parents, new team sign-ups, and coaches who want to educate families before the season begins.
What’s Inside:
Practice expectations, parent do’s and don’ts, safety and equipment guidance, post-game conversation tips, program questions to ask, and simple advice to help parents support their child the right way.