Transitioning to Remote I started working from home, like many others, in March 2020. Confined in my apartment, I do not have a chance to...

Grow your youth FB organization and be a "Pre-Draft King" when you put Smash Routes in the hands of your players. #Coach #Playbook #Football

It's become inherent in our nature to adapt to life's many challenges. It's not new, but one might argue it's become more prevalent in...

A Software Company’s Desires The versatile software tool is out to prove it can tackle the world’s problems with the same technology that...

Not Enough The airborne virus that plagues the world today wasn’t a concern when I was trying to get recruited for college football. I...

In this time of reflection, we look at the importance of sports and how it brings us together. Read the impact from a personal perspective.

The return of sports is upon us as leagues and organizations across the country scramble to figure out what their season might look like....

The evolution of football video games was getting stale but it's about to get real interesting with Take-Two Interactive and Smash Routes.

Sports Tech has been utilizing distance learning tools that have become the new normal. Smash Routes does this for football teams.

This week’s NFL scouting combine is a test of physical and mental capacity as players are taken through a gauntlet of drills and tests....

Get 'Em on the Board It’s an approach that spans generations, how coaches teach their playbook to their players. Put them in front of a...

THE “BIG GAME” MATCHUP This Sunday’s “Big Game” pits two teams against each other that have found success in very different ways. The...

RESPECT A legend is gone and the world is hurting. This weekend’s tragic helicopter accident claimed the lives of nine people whose...

As the football season comes to end, coaches across the country are spending time reflecting on their team’s performance. Many play the...

During last week’s NFL MNF game, the New York Jets quarterback created a media buzz by uttering three words to his coach on the sideline....