Cincinnati user, week 9, prepared for a Toledo user. Built from three streams and one box score, with this week's depth charts. The opponent is not identified and ratings are illustrative; the structure, the depth, and the call plan are exactly what a paid report contains.
Read the report (PDF, 6 pages) Open its phone call sheet
Open the call sheet on your phone to see how it plays: tap a play when you call it, hit + Snap each play, and watch the cooldown clear.
He is a Trips-formation, inside-zone-first user who throws when the box tells him to and goes for it on fourth down from his own 40 once the first quarter is over. He scores two ways: the overload flood to the field side against zone, and the quarterback up the middle out of an empty bunch when you put four defenders on the bunch. His defense is a loaded box with Cover 3 while the game is live and flips to a three-high 3-3-5 when he leads by two scores, which is when the interior opens for you. He has never kneeled on tape and throws the Hail Mary live at the end of every half. Your corners do not run with his outside receivers; two-high match is your base, not an option.
| Section | What is in it |
|---|---|
| Identity | Personnel mix, home formation, tempo gears, run/pass by state, 4th-down and kneel behavior |
| Personnel edges | Ten matchups with this week's ratings and the edge each one creates, portal changes since the tape |
| His offense | Ten named plays with calls and yards per play; down-and-distance table with top three per situation; game state; field zone and end of half; scoring modes; boom-bust profile |
| His defense | Live-game and ahead-by-two looks, the man-pressure down, goal-to-go behavior, the user-controlled defender, one pre-snap tell |
| Call plan | Run gate; Offense A and B ladders with backups and the switch trigger; cooldown check; defensive ladder with profile slots; five scenario cards; profile settings to verify |
| Kickoff | Observation targets, the thing that proves the tape wrong, build checklist count |