A more natural FieldVision rep
Review active blocking, a clearer handoff, and man coverage that reacts to the receiver throughout the play.
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Every update has a job: help your staff draw, teach, install, and call with confidence. Here’s what’s new in CoachGrind.
Releases 01–10 summarize our March–September 2026 updates. Numbering was introduced with this archive; related updates are grouped into one release.
11 of 11 releases
Review active blocking, a clearer handoff, and man coverage that reacts to the receiver throughout the play.
Read release notesSet the depth chart, assign player study, protect saved work, and take the week’s material onto the field.
Read release notesFieldVision gains more natural athlete movement, while white-field exports retain their markings.
Read release notesGive the staff a home for drills, position teaching, and the film that supports the install.
Read release notesBuild matching call sheets and wristbands, then preview the material before printing.
Read release notesExpand the offensive install and bring an existing diagram into the designer for review.
Read release notesConcept chapters connect to installs, practice scripts, teaching cards, and game-day exports.
Read release notesThe coaching assistant gains drawing and organization actions, with clearer control over AI use.
Read release notesReview more of the play in 3D, with expanded defensive and special-team material.
Read release notesPlay review, defensive tools, and game-day preparation become part of the same workflow.
Read release notesA connected workspace for drawing plays, organizing a library, and preparing the week.
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