Coach Tony Butler

No... Eddie G. Robinson should be in the top 3

You want drive me, leave a ball or throw a ball in.... don't do it... I'm at ya neck...

Insane

See y'all on Christmas Day Go Lakers!

That's how film should be broken down... Every single detail and if you're the OC or HC you should have more to say than... "That's good or That's bad. NO Give details."

I’ve consulted over 1000 coaches and schools as well as coached middle school, high school, Power 4 and Group of 6 College D1, and Professional Arena. Ive been a DB coach, defensive coordinator, offensive coordinator, running back coach, receiver coach, OL coach, and Head Coach and General Manager. I’ve won on the last play, been beaten with Hail Mary and 50 yard field goals as time runs out. I’ve been praised. I’ve been fired. I’ve been attacked for every human flaw from poor play calling to being fat and dressing poorly, and been given more credit than I ever deserve. As a player I’ve been injured and had surgery to end a season and I’ve fumbled on the last play of the game to lose the game and I’ve been named player of the game and received honors for being a good player. I’ve buried many of my closest friends and mentors in this business (players and coaches). In other words I’ve lived a full life and have seen, felt, and experienced the good, the bad, and the ugly of this game and this profession. And if I could describe the value of the entire experience it would be summed up in these points: 1) I never loved the game…But I cherished, respected, and grew from what the game provided for me and the countless players I’ve been fortunate to coach 2) Not all coaches are good humans. Some are horrible evil men, just as some lawyers, doctors, and military leaders are horrible humans…and I don’t give them a pass for winning and being fun and having power… and I don’t give myself a pass for the harm I’ve done either 3) The good coaches are incredible teachers, have empathy for other humans, have a deep desire to impact young people in a positive way, realize they aren’t perfect, work smart more than work hard, ask for forgiveness when they wrong someone, and are willing to lose their job in order to protect the lives and psyche of the young people they coach, master their craft, coach everyone the same until they “know them” then coach everyone different according to their skillset and learning preference, keep their cool when everyone around them is losing their cool, takes the blame for failures of their team or group and praises others when success lands upon them, and have built lifetime relationships with humans they coached, mentored, and guided…regardless of the success as a player that human had. 4) The best most impactful coaches aren’t transactional with the humans they have influence over. They deal firmly but humanely regardless of what that human can do for them As the season of 2026 nears and the drums of football beat louder than ever…Choose to be a good man, a good human, a good teacher, a good friend, a good mentor. Your influence is forever. Don’t take it lightly

The Fullback lives! Viva la resistance! Long live the backfield with 2 or more backs

EDDs...

I don't believe there is such a thing as being "over prepared" but there is the risk of wasting time on useless plays and formations. Too much is going beyond what works for your players/team weekly. Trying to force things.

The QB will not have 4 seconds to throw, this not 7on7...

Fun Fact: The person who will fill your current job when your time is up, is out there. And your job is not to hold on to the spot but to do so well that they only fill a position. No one ever replaces you, they fill a position! #NoDuplication

Coach on film man...

“Always remain your authentic self. Those who truly respect you, will always respect you for who you are and what you stand for. The approval of others is often based on what you can do for them or how what you can do benefits them.” #Ap2w

Please stop posting videos with horrible technique on squat.... NO DEPTH.... NO REP!!!!

I made sure to tell every OC I've worked with one thing when I was coaching. "We good, keep calling it"

Fluid lateral movement. Coaches please stop having your guys practice only "shuffling" teach them to run!

The great thing about summer is it allows you to choose whether or not you want to be successful. The bad thing about summer is it allows you to choose whether or not you want to be successful. Go out there and make a difference.

Do right by God and everything else will fall in place. Even when everything seems out of place watch it fall in line. Believe That! Trust that!

Don’t pray for opportunities you’re unwilling to prepare for. Put in the work and trust in God.

“The greatest compliment you can ever receive from another person is that you made a positive impact in their life.” #getbetter