Walk in with a game sheet, not a guess

Game day isn't the day to remember plays. PlayLook builds your game sheet from your playbook and gameplan — organized by situation, tagged run/pass/blitz, with the notes your staff needs and a drawn diagram for every play you want one on. Here's what one looks like for both flag and tackle.

Saturday Game Sheet — U12 Flag (6v6)

Week 5 vs. Wildcats · Field 2 · 9:00 AM

Printable

Openers

Trips Right — Flood
PASS
Trips · Go clears, out at 10, flat underneath
Twins Left — Slant/Flat
PASS
Twins · Quick game, get the ball out
Bunch — Wheel
Bunch · Shot play after two short completions

Money Plays

Trips Right — Smash
PASS
Trips · Best vs. their Cover 2 look
Empty — Mesh
Empty · Man-beater, pick underneath
Twins — Jet Sweep
RUN
Twins · No designed QB runs — sweep is our run game

Defense / Blitz

Cover 2 — Robber
DEF
2-High · Robber jumps the slant
Cover 1 — Spy
1-High · Spy their QB, he likes to take off
Corner Blitz
BLITZ
Press · Remember: 2 blitzes left this half

Reminders: 7-yard rush line · no QB runs · pull flags high

play / route defense

The sheet builds itself

Your game sheet is generated from the work you already did in the week — plays installed, drills run, film watched. Nothing gets added on Saturday morning.

Built from your playbook

Every call on the sheet is a real play from your playbook, with real coaching notes — and a drawn diagram if you want one. No retyping, no photos of a whiteboard.

Organized by situation

Openers, money plays, 3rd down, red zone, defense and pressure — the sheet is laid out the way you actually call a game.

Printable for the sideline

Print a clean sheet for yourself and your staff, with the reminders that matter — rush line rules for flag, blocking notes and wristband numbers for tackle.

Printable wristbands

Print wristband cards with numbered plays for every position — flag or tackle. Call the number, players check their band, everyone lines up fast.

Flag game sheets

Built around 5v5, 6v6, and 7v7 — openers, quick game, and money plays, with flag rules baked right in: the rush line, no designed QB runs, and how many blitzes you have left this half.

Tackle game sheets

Built around the full 11-man game — 1st & 10, 3rd down, red zone, and pressure packages, with blocking notes, personnel groupings, and wristband numbers on the call sheet.

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