How do I Build & Print a Game Planning Call Sheet?

A Call Sheet is a game-day sheet you build from the plays in your binder. You organize plays into sections for the situations you call (for example Openers, Red Zone, 3rd and Long), then print the sheet to use on the sideline. Each play on the sheet shows the actual drawn diagram, not just the play name.

How do I create a call sheet?

1. Open the binder or folder you want to build from

2. Open the Call Sheet view

3. Give your call sheet a name

Organizing Plays into Sections

Sections are the situational groupings on your call sheet. Create a section for each situation you call, then add the plays that belong in it. 

Auto-Fill Sections with Tag Matching

If your plays are tagged, you can have a section fill itself. When you create a section, choose the tags it should match, and every play with those tags is pulled in automatically.

Sorting Plays on Your Call Sheet

Within each section, arrange plays in the order you want them to read. Your call sheet keeps the sort order you set. 

Do call sheets show the play diagram?

Yes. Every card on your call sheet renders the actual drawn play, so you can read the assignment at a glance. 

How to Print a Call Sheet

1. Open your finished call sheet

2. Choose Print

3. Print the sheet

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to tag my plays to use Call Sheets?

No. You can add plays to a call sheet manually. Tagging is only required if you want sections to auto-fill with Tag Matching.

Can I build a call sheet on my phone or tablet?

Yes. Call Sheets work across devices.

Is Game Planning call sheets available on my plan?

Game Planning call sheets are available to all Football Play Card accounts.