Kobe Roberts PLN

1. American Football Coaches Association (AFCA)

2. Connecting with local high school football teams

2.1. This will allow us to start with an entry level of learning players and start learning the basic terminology

3. Joining LinkedIn networks focused on football coaching and analysis.

4. Hudl, XOS Digital, or Coach’s Eye for game and practice analysis.

5. Training Apps such as MyCoach or CoachMe provide drills, workout plans, and coaching tips.

6. NFHS learning

6.1. Provides online courses related to football coaching and officiating.

7. Twitter

8. Youtube

9. Google

10. Video games

10.1. Games such as Madden and NCAA football would show how coverages, routes and plays we teach are ran

11. Following players on social media

11.1. Many players post their workouts and training activites so the fans can see why they did what they did in certain game situations

12. Podcasts

12.1. Listen to football podcasts like The Bill Simmons Podcast, The Rich Eisen Show, or Locked On NFL for expert opinions and analysis.

13. Clips from Football Analysts

13.1. Mike Greenberg: ESPN host known for his football insights. Rich Eisen: Host of The Rich Eisen Show, covering NFL news and analysis. Jay Glazer: NFL insider for FOX Sports.