BANGELFOOTBALLMJ PHYSICS ENGINEERING / FOOTBALL
Bring one play. Mark what you can see. Follow the math from movement to a clearer question.
Free to explore here. Your local video stays on your device.
ONE PLAY. ONE QUESTION.
A MODEL WE CAN EXAMINE.
01 / The football workbench
CLIP → MEASUREMENT
Load a short clip, mark the play window, calibrate the field, and plot player positions. Read and download the resulting physics report.
Manual tracking. No automatic scheme recognition. YouTube review uses manually entered coordinates.
Start with your clip →
DIAGRAM → UNDERSTANDING
Begin with Mesh and Cover 3 Sky: two documented coaching concepts, with newly drawn alignments, complete assignments, and a clear physics question.
Coaching sources are linked on each page. The larger historical catalog stays out of this edition pending review.
Find a play →
CONTEXT → REVIEW
The broader analysis project connects film review, football context, source evidence, and coaching questions. Its papers explain the design and boundaries.
The historical analyst workspace and its private game records are separate from this public lab.
Read the analysis papers →A SIMPLE WAY IN
Choose a visible movement and describe it without assuming the player's assignment.
State the coordinates, clock, units, assumptions, and classical physics relationship.
Compare what the model predicts with what the marked frames support.
02 / The football paper spectrum
The three football projects, each articulated through 12 separate color papers. Start with Teal for IF / HOW / THEN and Purple for typed expression.
These 36 documentary papers retain their stated source limitations. Gold and Indigo are new reconstructions under recovered overview rules. White papers are excluded; a Green source sequence was not recovered.
Gateway, lifecycle and evidence
Observational lifecycle
Reference briefs
Syntax and typed expression
IF / HOW / THEN logic
Visual and measurement blueprints
Potential IP pathways
Terminology and reconciliation
Gate, sentinel and audit
Cross-system expression
Verification and discovery
Manifest and source relationships
PHYSICS QB / IN DEVELOPMENT
Our first episode explores why a quarterback throws toward a receiver's future position. Begin with classical motion, draw the play, and test the assumptions together.
Explore while the first episode takes shape →