Format: Excel workbook (.xlsx), three tabs, prints on one page.

A four-up offensive wristband, the armband or wrist coach your kids wear on Friday night. You type your plays into the top block one time and the three blocks underneath fill in on their own, so a single sheet of paper gives you four bands. Cut them apart and your quarterback, a back and two receivers are all carrying the same numbers.

Five color coded panels, nine calls in each panel, forty five calls in all. There is a blank tab you fill in with your own words, a tab with our actual 2026 band on it so you can see how a real one fills out, and a short read me that explains how we build ours.

Who it is for: Any coach who signals or calls by number, junior high through varsity. You do not have to run the Gun T to use it, a grid is a grid, and the blank tab does not care what your calls are named.

What it is not: It is not a playbook and it will not call the game for you. It is the sheet your kids read when the play clock is running.

What to do next: If you need the calls that go on the band, start with the Gun T RPO Playbook. If you already have the plays and want help deciding what goes on the band and when, the Play Call Sheet and The Playcaller's Guide both cover that ground.