Stats come in late
Someone has to rewatch the whole game to chart it, so the numbers show up days later, if at all.
The problem
Stats are the one thing film doesn't fix.
Coaches have hours of film and a roster full of players who need accurate numbers for recognition, recruiting and the next game plan. Charting it by hand is slow, and mistakes stick.
Stats come in wrong
A missed interception or a tackle credited to the wrong number follows a player all season.
Nobody can check them
A total with no play behind it can't be verified. When a number is questioned, there's no answer.
How it works
We watch the film, then you check the work.
Five steps from Friday night's film to a stat sheet you can stand behind. Vigil does the watching and charting; your staff keeps the final say on every play.
01
Film in
Game film from Hudl is split into plays, with every camera angle of each snap kept together.
02
Find the moment
Vigil finds the snap, the whistle and the play that decides the stat on every angle, so nothing is charted from a blurry frame.
03
Chart the play
Each play is charted against your roster: who made the tackle, who caught the ball, who drew the flag.
04
Add the coaches' tags
Down, distance and gain from your Hudl breakdown supply the yardage and the team totals.
05
Check the work
Every credit is reviewed against the film. A play counts only after a person approves it.
What we track
Every unit, every snap.
Counting stats come from the film. Yardage comes from your coaches' Hudl tags, so it matches the breakdown you already trust. Choose the stats that matter to your staff for each game.
Defense
- Solo and assisted tackles
- Tackles for loss
- Sacks
- Run stops
- QB hits and hurries
- Pass breakups
- Interceptions
- Forced fumbles
- Fumble recoveries
- Missed tackles
- Defensive TDs
- Safeties
Offense
- Carries and rushing yards
- Completions and attempts
- Passing yards and TDs
- Targets and receptions
- Receiving yards
- Yards after catch
- Drops
- First downs
- Fumbles
- Pancakes
- Sacks allowed
- Two-point tries
Special teams
- Field goals and long
- Extra points
- Kickoffs and touchbacks
- Onside kicks
- Punts, yards, inside 20
- Kick and punt returns
- Return yards and TDs
- Fair catches and muffs
- Coverage tackles
- Blocked kicks
- Bad snaps
- Penalties by player
The stat sheet
Built for the staff room and the parents' night.
Per-player game lines, season totals and team numbers like third-down stops and red-zone trips, with any play still awaiting review clearly marked.
Sample sheet · Defense
| Player | Tkl | Solo | Ast | TFL | Sacks | INT | PBU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #34Linebacker | 11 | 7 | 4 | 2 | 1 | – | 1 |
| #2Cornerback | 6 | 5 | 1 | – | – | 2 | 3 |
| #55Defensive end | 5 | 3 | 2 | 1.5 | 1.5 | – | – |
| #9Safety | 4 | 4 | – | – | – | 1 | 1 |
Illustration only. Not real players or a real game.
Why trust it
Accuracy over speed, every time.
A wrong number is worse than a missing one. Vigil is built to say "check this play" rather than guess.
Reviewed, not guessed
If a jersey number can't be read, Vigil leaves the credit out and flags the play instead of guessing.
Cross-checked three ways
The film, your coaches' Hudl tags and the PA announcer's calls are compared. When they disagree, the play goes to review.
Every number has a play
Each total links back to the plays behind it and where to find them in the film.
Your data stays yours
Stats are visible only to the staff you invite. Nothing is written back into Hudl or shared.
Get started
Bring us one game. See every snap charted.
Vigil is being built with one Nashville high school program this season. If you coach and want your film charted, reach out.