The tour follows a coach's week: draw a play and watch it run, put your players on it, set your league's rules, install the run game and the defense, build the book and call it from the sideline, print the wristbands, send it to your staff, score, then the trick plays. Every clip is the app on a phone, with what it says written under it.
Start a fresh play, slide Z over into Twins Left, give X and Z a route with a tap each, star the read, then press play and watch the ball find it.
Lay the roster out on the field, open a position's depth chart, then show the starters' names on the play and switch to the Secondary Lineup the app makes from the depth charts.
Spot the ball on their 5: the field moves with it and the dive is flagged as a run in the no-run zone. Make it a pass and the flag goes; a league without the zones switches them off.
Z is already crossing when the ball is snapped and takes the jet sweep to the open side. Then the same look fakes it, and the post comes open behind a faded defense.
Drop the safety deep, put the corner on X by tapping the faded offense, send a rusher the app holds at 7 yards, then press play and watch the defense react.
Add a play to the game plan and put it in calling order, then open the game-day reader: hear "4", type 4, and go full screen on the sideline.
Pick the band your team wears and download: X's insert has X's route bold on every play, and Z's insert has Z's. The binder pages and the meeting slides print from the same book.
Save the play, add the coaching points, copy a link, then open what your assistant sees: the play, your notes, and a way into the designer.
Pick an end zone painted with your team's name, draw X a route of your own into it, then press play: the catch sets off the celebration and opens the next design.
The QB laterals to Z, who throws it on: a double pass. Drag the catch forward and it snaps back behind the line, because a lateral never goes forward. Then press play.