It's the question I hear from football parents more than any other. The answer depends on his class, his position and his film. So I built a way to give you yours.
Dear football parent,
Most families I talk to aren't behind. They're guessing.
What a freshman should be doing this month is different from what a junior should be doing. A senior with film is in a different spot than a senior without. Most of what's online is written for nobody in particular, so it's hard to know which parts are for you.
The Game Plan is written for one player. You answer a few questions about your son, and you get a plan for him.
One payment. No call. His plan is emailed to you right after.
The plan stands on its own. Some parents want a hand with the first steps, so you can add any of these when you order.
His Hudl, Instagram and X bios written for him and sent back within two days.
How his film comes across to someone with thirty seconds: the order of plays, the opening, what's missing. Within three days. We look at the film, not at how good he is.
One post about him on PolkWay863's network. We cap how many go out each week.
I started PolkWay863, a football media company. We run a network of accounts with about 29,000 followers on Instagram, about 25,000 on X, and more than 68,000 across platforms.
One thing I want to be plain about. Our job is to get players seen. I can't promise you a school, an offer or a scholarship, and I won't tell you where your son ranks against anyone else.
The plan tells you what to do. The work is still his.
One payment. No call.
Landlin May, PolkWay863
P.S. If you only do one thing this week, find out whether his classes count toward eligibility. It's in the plan.