Can I print wristbands?

Yes. Wristbands and call sheets print from the plays in your playbook.

Does it know the rush line and the no-run zones?

Yes. On an NFL FLAG field the board warns you when a rusher starts inside 7 yards or a run is called in a no-run zone. High school fields follow NFHS rules.

Can I draw my own plays, or only use the built-in ones?

Both. Every built-in play is a starting point you can edit, and you can draw your own.

Can my players see the playbook on their phones?

Yes. Share plays with the whole team or a position group, and athletes study them in Hub on their phone.

Plays comes with every Snack plan. Snack is free for up to 5 members. Small Team is $700 a year for up to 35 members, and Large Team is $1,200 a year for up to 200.

Plays

Flag football playbook app: Every route drawn, every wristband ready.

Draw plays on a 5v5 or 7v7 flag field, or start from formations like Spread, Trips Right and Bunch Right. Run them against the coverage you expect, then quiz each player on their route.

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Flood

NFL FLAG 5v5 and high school 7v7

Pick the rules you play under and the field follows. NFL FLAG is five on five on a field 30 yards wide and 70 long with the end zones. Rushers line up 7 yards off the ball, the passer has 7 seconds to throw, and the player who takes the snap can't run it.

High school flag follows NFHS rules: seven on seven, on the field size your state plays, with a line to gain every 20 yards. Anyone may rush, and the offense sets non-contact screens.

Draw something the rules don't allow and the board tells you: a rusher inside the rush line, a run called in a no-run zone, two players in motion at the snap.

Formations and concepts for the flag game

19 formations are ready to place. On offense: Spread, Stack, Trips Right, Twins Right, Bunch Right and Empty. On defense: Cover 1, Cover 2, Cover 3, Cover 0 and 2 Man for 7v7, and Man, a 3-Under Zone and Man, No Rush for 5v5.

Add one of 18 concepts and the routes draw themselves: Mesh, Flood, Smash, Slants, Four Verticals, Levels, Snag, Slant Flat and Curl Flat. On the ground there are Jet Sweep, Jet Handoff and Back Sweep, and for a trick play, Flea Flicker and Throwback.

See it against the coverage

Plays runs your play against the coverage you pick, by the rules of your field: the rush line, the pass clock, and a flag pulled where a tackle would be. You see the average gain and how often the play succeeds.

Every player knows their route

Snack writes each player's quiz from the play and scores it. Share the playbook with the team and players study it on their phone.

Ready for game day

Print wristbands and call sheets straight from your plays. Save an opponent's looks and notes, then build the game plan from the plays that beat them.