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Need football advice. Coaches wanted.

UpstatePanther

By UpstatePanther,
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Hey there Huddle! So I've graduated college now and, as an amateur writer, I would like to restart my game-preview blog that I've tried the past couple years. This year, I want to give the best effort yet, and that means I need help. I've never played football, and I've certainly never coached. But my analysis will require expert opinion, and that's where the Huddle comes in. I would like to keep in touch via Huddle PM with Huddlers who have played or coached football to ask questions and begin to understand the game on a deep level. My hope is that I can find knowledgeable people for each position group in our beloved game to guide my analysis both of the Panthers and of our opponents.

So... with all that said, who in this joint has coached football? Let me know what position group you coached (if you had a specific group).

Thanks for your help everyone. :) 

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Hey UpstatePanther, congrats on finishing college!

I can't help, having never coarched or played, but wanted to give you a heads up about a nice resource. 

A site called Inside the pylon has just dramatically upgraded their football glossary:

http://insidethepylon.com/football-term-glossary/

Here's some of what it covers.  I've only begun browsing through it, but have found it very helpful to understand more about certain formations and routes, etc.

 

 

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By the way, will very much enjoy any game previews you can do.  My fall is looking to be quite busy.  I have to take on some extra work responsibilities as one of our senior staff guys will be on leave in the States for 6 months.  (He & his wife are expecting their 3rd child).

I'll still try to do a post game stats & analysis post each week, but don't think I can do much re: pre-game matchup stuff.

 

Oh, just thought of another helpful site.  Do you know that Sporting Charts has a "Match Up" feature where you can compare data on about 30 stats for each team side by side?

http://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/teams/matchup/

It is more useful a few weeks into the season after the teams have built up some current year stats...

Here, for instance is CAR vs. SEA:

http://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/teams/matchup/364-carolina-panthers-vs-361-seattle-seahawks/

One bit of advice, at some point soon, the 2015 stats will go blank from these pages as they prepare for 2016 data, so, if you think the comparison of 2015 stats for various matchups will be helpful, it might be worthwhile capturing the data via screen shots, or saving the URL as a PDF.

 

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I was an asst special teams coach at the semi pro level while I was playing. Basically the same as saying I coached D3 but it's something. Aside from explaining a wedge, a stunt and where you line guys up depending on punt/kick coverage there's really not a whole lot to it. It's mostly awareness and fundamentals which is typically why you want your best athletes on the field for the coverages. 

 

I would advise you to get involved at the boys and girls club level. Some of the coaches won't have a clue but out of the 4-5 per team they'll usually be at least one that can provide hands on teaching for you. At least that was my experience when I was younger. 

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