High school senior year

Name: Height: Weight: Highschool:

you will play 10 games until the Highschool playoffs you cant lose 3 times if you want to make it to the play offs

your star rating depends on how you play

Requirements

Ratings

🔥 Quarterback (QB)

Arm Talent: Velocity, touch, deep ball accuracy

Processing Speed: Reads progressions fast, reacts to disguised coverages

Leadership: Vocal, clutch, elevates teammates

Mechanics: Clean footwork, consistent release

🧱 Offensive Line (LT, LG, C, RG, RT)

Size & Frame: Ideal height/weight with room to grow

Footwork: Quick lateral movement, balance in pass sets

Hand Placement: Punch timing, grip strength

IQ: Blitz recognition, stunt pickup

Nastiness: Finishes blocks, plays through the whistle

⚡️ Running Back (RB)

Burst: First-step explosion, acceleration through holes

Vision: Sees cutback lanes, anticipates blocks

Balance: Absorbs contact, stays upright

Hands: Reliable in the passing game

Pass Protection: Can pick up blitzes and chip edge rushers

🧊 Wide Receiver (WR)

Route Running: Separation skills, deceptive breaks

Hands: Catch radius, contested catches

Speed: Vertical threat, YAC potential

Body Control: Sideline toe-taps, mid-air adjustments

Blocking: Effort and technique in run support

🪞Tight End (TE)

Versatility: Can flex out or play in-line

Blocking: Holds edge, seals second level

Receiving: Reliable hands, red zone weapon

Size: Big frame with athleticism

Football IQ: Reads coverage, adjusts routes

🛡️ Defensive Line (DE, DT, NT)

Get-Off: First-step quickness

Strength: Anchor vs double teams, shed blocks

Motor: Relentless pursuit, stamina

Technique: Hand fighting, leverage

Gap Discipline: Maintains assignments, disrupts run lanes

🦅 Linebacker (MLB, OLB)

Instincts: Diagnoses plays instantly

Range: Sideline-to-sideline speed

Tackling: Form, power, consistency

Coverage: Can drop into zones or man up on TEs/RBs

Blitz Ability: Times gaps, finishes rushes

🧠 Cornerback (CB)

Man Coverage: Sticky hips, mirror ability

Zone IQ: Reads route combos, closes windows

Ball Skills: Tracks deep balls, high points INTs

Speed: Recovery burst, top-end chase

Tackling: Willing and clean in open field

🧲 Safety (FS, SS)

Range: Covers deep halves or centerfield

Physicality: Hits hard, wraps up

Versatility: Can play box, slot, or deep

IQ: Anticipates throws, disguises coverage

Leadership: Communicates pre-snap, adjusts alignments

🦵 Specialists (K, P, LS)

Consistency: Repeats mechanics under pressure

Power: Kick distance, hang time

Accuracy: Field goal precision, directional punting

Speed: LS snap velocity and coverage ability

Mental Toughness: Handles clutch moments

                  Negative

Inaccurate throws

Slow reads

Turnovers

Weak leadership

Heavy feet

Bad leverage

Mental mistakes

No aggression

No burst

Poor vision

Fumbles

Can’t block or catch

Lazy routes

Drops

No separation

Bad attitude

Stiff movement

Weak blocking

Limited role

Low motor

Slow get-off

Plays too high

No counter moves

Takes plays off

Bad angles

Missed tackles

Coverage issues

Or you have already finished Highschool and you are sitting on max preps

Profile

Name: Height: Weight: Vertcal: Position: Collage: Gender: After collage I will give you your summary and tell you your specialty.

after your college it will look almost like this e.g College Football Career Name: Deytoney Clinton School: Alabama Position: Wide receiving Statistics: Game: 120 Receptions: 250 Yards 2300 Yards Average per catch: 19.2 Touchdowns: 32

Highlights:

Led the SEC in receiving yards as a junior Had a 15-catch, 240-yard game against LSU as a sophomore Named the MVP of the SEC championship game as a senior after catching three touchdowns

You will also

Have conversations with your coaches on the bench before your drive same if you are not a qb you will have to look to see if yo qb gon do an audible and in the huddle have interactions.

And there will be a lot of drama and trash talk