Doug Flutie
Sportskool Football coach Doug Flutie
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Build a Better QB
Heisman winner Doug Flutie's tips on the physical and mental strength needed for the W.
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QB on the Move
Blitz! Get the speed and agility to dodge the defense from NFL veteran QB Doug Flutie.
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Doug Flutie Interview
Whether Quarterbacking his team or the fight against Autism, Doug Flutie is an All-Pro.
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Pocket Perfection
Heisman winner Doug Flutie's secrets to a successful pass in the safety of the pocket.
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David Akers Interview
Find out how David Akers of the Philadelphia Eagles gets his kicks on and off the field.
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Dhani Jones Interview
Get to know the real Eagles LB, Dhani Jones. Surfer, poet, renaissance man? You bet!
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Shawn Barber Interview
Eagles LB opens up about life on and off the field.
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Stephen Boyd Interview
From high school to Honolulu, the Pro Bowl LB talks about the game at every level.
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Blocking Advanced
Stephen Boyd teaches you how to anchor the line with solid run and pass blocking skills.
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Blocking Breakdown
Former All-Pro Stephen Boyd teaches proper blocking. You can't score if you can't block.
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Football Training 1
Mark Verstegen prepares your body for the speed, power, and intensity of football.
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Football Training 3
Mark Verstegen gets you ready for 2 a day practices by focusing on body regeneration.
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Intro to Football
Start playing great football now! All Pro Stephen Boyd gets you psyched for success.
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Receiving
Become the big-play, go-to receiver with coaching from veteran LB Stephen Boyd.
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Youth Football
Stress the importance of technique, safety and fun, and the winning will come naturally.
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Running the Ball
Pro Bowl LB Stephan Boyd offers up tips on how to become a beast in the backfield.
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Rocket Arm
NFL Veteran QB Doug Flutie shows you the skills to develop firepower.
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Tackling Advanced
One of the game's great tacklers, Stephen Boyd, teaches you how to make crucial stops.
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Tackling Breakdown
Former All-Pro Stephen Boyd breaks down one of the keys to winning Football, tackling.
More than 20 years of replays have permanently implanted the memory into the minds of football fans everywhere.
But no one could’ve known that as quarterback Doug Flutie dropped back to pass one final time on November 23, 1984, he was about to provide one of sports’ most treasured moments.
The Boston College Eagles trailed the Miami Hurricanes 45-41 at the Orange Bowl when Flutie scrambled and launched a last-ditch Hail Mary pass 65 yards into the hands of Gerard Phelan for the winning touchdown. In an instant, an icon was born.
Although Flutie went on to play professionally 21 years, that touchdown provided Flutie’s signature moment at just 22 years old. In a sense, the
But no single moment should define Flutie, who threw for nearly 58,000 yards professionally and became one of football’s most exciting players.
After spending 1985 in the United States Football League, Flutie played four years in the NFL, mostly as a backup, before leaving his nondescript career in the
In the Canadian Football League, skeptics quickly forgot about his height (5-foot-9), which is considered small for a quarterback. The larger Canadian field played to Flutie’s outstanding scrambling ability, and he became arguably the greatest player and most astonishing talent in CFL history. He’s the only non-Canadian in
The Buffalo Bills brought Doug Flutie back to the NFL in 1998, and he immediately rewarded them. Flutie took over a 1-3 team and led the Bills to a dramatic 8-3 finish and a playoff berth. His Pro Bowl season generated so much excitement “Flutie Magic” and “Flutie Mania” swept across
He finished his career with the New England Patriots in 2005. In one last bit of excitement, Flutie drop-kicked an extra point in the regular-season finale. No one had done it since 1941.
