FORM 01 · SCOUT NETWORK / ACTIVE

The
AI
in the
sky.

The Eye in the Sky has always been football's truth-teller — the All-22, the view that doesn't lie. We put machine intelligence alongside the scouts who read it. AI flags what's on the tape; former players and coaches decide what it means.

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For Prospects — Class of 2025 · 2026 · 2027
Take the InHome
IQ Assessment
This is how college coaches evaluate your football IQ — pre-snap reads, coverage recognition, situational decision-making. It takes about 10 minutes and your score goes directly into your InHome prospect profile.
Generate Your Prospect ID First
First Name
Last Name
Graduation Year
Takes about 10 minutes  ·  No login required  ·  Your results go directly to college coaches
Why InHome exists

Replace the rankings
with real football.

For decades, recruiting decisions have been shaped by media platforms run by people who never played the game. Rivals. 247Sports. Star ratings based on perception, hype, and highlight reels. College coaches deserve better — and so do the prospects who get overlooked.

InHome delivers coaches a full intelligence dashboard on every prospect: film grades, a football IQ assessment, athletic metrics, and a weighted scoring model — all evaluated by former players and coaches who know what they're actually looking at.

FLM
Film-First Evaluation
All-22 EIS framework — formation recognition, technique, scheme fit, tendency analysis. Real film study, not surface impressions.
IQ
InHome IQ Assessment
Prospects complete a structured football IQ assessment covering pre-snap reads, coverage recognition, situational decision-making, and coachability. Graded as its own standalone gauge alongside the InHome Score.
SCR
Weighted InHome Score
Film 50%, Athletic 25%, Character 15%, Production 10%. Football IQ is tracked separately as a standalone gauge — not blended into the composite. Built by football people for football people.
DSH
Directly to Coaches
Your evaluation goes straight into the dashboards used by college coaching staffs. Your name, your grade, your credibility — in front of the people who matter.
InHome Score — Weighting
/ 100
FILM 50
ATH 25
CHR 15
PRD 10
Film grade 50%
Athletic 25%
Character 15%
Production 10%
IQ Football IQ is graded separately as a standalone gauge — not blended into the composite above.
Inside every evaluation

What's in the EIS Scouting Report.

Every prospect gets the same structured breakdown — ten sections, filled out by a scout who's actually watched the film. Here's exactly what gets collected.

1
Prospect & Scout
Who's being evaluated, who's grading — prospect name, class/grad year, high school, height, weight, film link, evaluation camp/location, scout name, and date evaluated.
2
Role / Archetype
Tags how the player projects before the grading even starts — positional role and archetype fit.
3
Film Grade (EIS)
50%
Poor → Elite, per trait. All-22 film grading — formation recognition, technique, scheme fit, tendency analysis.
4
Athletic Testing
25%
Grade the trait, log the number if you have it. Scout-graded athletic traits plus measurables where available.
5
Production
10%
On-field output measured against level of competition — not just stats sitting in a vacuum.
6
The Gates
15%
Character and competitive traits. These gate a prospect rather than getting averaged in like a normal grade.
7
Football IQ
Standalone
Processing speed, recognition, and adjustment relative to the assignment. Its own gauge — not blended into the InHome Score, but it does drive the Translation Index.
8
Scout's Notes
Narrative — what the numbers don't say. The scout's honest read, in their own words.
9
Recommendation
Projection tier — from Autonomy/P4 Impact down to Preferred Walk-On — where this player actually profiles to play.
10
Player Interview
Pre-draft style — character, learning style (film, walkthrough, board, or playbook), and motivation, plus a 1–5 Interview Impression grade from Red Flag to Elite Makeup.
TI Translation Index — (Football IQ × Film) ÷ Athletic — shown separately, measuring how much of a prospect's game is earned versus purely physical.
How it works

Simple. Honest.
Effective.

1
You're invited in
InHome scouts are former players and coaches only. If you're here, someone in the network trusted you enough to send this link. That means something.
2
Evaluate on your schedule
Watch film from home using our EIS framework, or attend camps and combines in your region. You control your level of involvement.
3
Submit a report
Fill out the structured scouting report right here on your phone. Scores, film notes, your honest narrative, and a projection. Takes 20–45 minutes for a complete eval.
4
Your eval reaches coaches
Accepted reports go directly into the InHome coach dashboard. College staffs at FBS and FCS programs see your evaluation, your name, your grade.
5
Get paid as we grow
Once InHome has paying subscribers, scouts receive a per-report fee for every accepted evaluation. Open doors at your alma mater or former programs and earn a commission on the full deal.
For scouts who open doors
Your network.
Your commission.

Connect InHome with a college program you know — your alma mater, a school you coached at, a staff that trusts you. When they sign on as a subscriber, you earn a commission on the full InHome package sold. The relationship you already have is worth something. Let it pay.

Your school. Your deal. Your earn.

Ready to
evaluate?

The form takes about 20–45 minutes for a complete report. You can save progress and return on any device.

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Real evaluations from former players and coaches. Film grades, IQ scores, athletic metrics — all in one place.
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