I’m Brandon. I played offensive line at Snow College and Southern Utah University. In college we had tools that helped me walk into Friday knowing the plan, and I always felt they made a real difference in how prepared I was.
Fifteen years later I’m coaching youth football, and I watched our coaches and our kids give up a lot of time to get ready for one game. Call sheets, wristband cards and practice scripts were getting built by hand in spreadsheets and slide decks on Sunday nights. I wanted to bring back some of what helped me play, add what I thought would help our staff be ready, and make it cheap or free so other coaches could use it too.
It started as a full playbook. Then tagging, so a call sheet could build itself from the plays. Then practice scripts and depth charts, and it kept growing from there. The goal is one place for any football team, from little league to college. Add as much detail as you want, or keep it as simple as drawing up plays.
What Script Week does
Script Week builds game day call sheets and wristbands from plays a staff draws and tags once, then adds practice scripts, depth charts and scouting reports on top of the same library. Drawing and tagging plays is free for one coach.