Letter From the Editor

Well, it’s no secret that football is ever changing and not just with personnel, uniform colors, helmet design and Xs and Os. In fact, the most noticeable changes often occur off the field, hidden from the millions of fans that pack the stadiums each weekend. Football has indeed changed for the many coaches who teach the game, a game that is now seemingly dominated by laptops, keyboards and hard drives. Once again, American Football Monthly has put together an issue that will tackle some of today’s hottest topics in the technology industry. And as a coach, you’d better keep up with the flurry of cutting-edge tools designed to make your job more efficient and productive ... but don’t just take my advice. “Technology in football is vital,” said Baltimore Ravens head coach Brian Billick. “When you are talking about coaching, you are talking about teaching ... if you were to