Check out a recap of how each recipient of the 2019 NFL Way to Play High School Award earned the distinction.

Quincy Hankins of Huntington Beach High School in California is the Way to Play High School Award recipient for Week 14.

NFL Legends LeCharles Bentley and Willie McGinest discuss the approach phase for defensive linemen.

In Part 2 of the NFL FLAG Read and React Series, NFL Legend LeCharles Bentley demonstrates the Longhorn drill for flag football players.

In Part 5 of the NFL FLAG Read and React Series, NFL Legend LeCharles Bentley demonstrates the Operation Rainbow drill for flag football players.

Vincent Holien of Sand Creek High School (CO) is the NFL Way to Play High School Award recipient for Week 17 of the spring 2021 season.

NFL Legend Patrick Surtain Sr. is the 2020 High School Football America National Coach of the Year. Surtain led American Heritage School in Plantation, Florida to its third state championship in five years as the school’s head coach. The Patriots beat Rickards 24-6 in December to capture Florida’s 5A championship.

Noah Johnson of Forreston High School (IL) is the NFL Way to Play High School Award recipient for Week 12 of the spring 2021 season.

Elinus Noel III of John Curtis Christian High School in Louisiana is the Way to Play High School Award recipient for Week 15.

Jaden Craven of Oak Hill Academy is earns the Week 10 award.

NFL Legends Mark Brunell and Chad Pennington walk through the importance of ball security as a quarterback.

Noah Johnson of Forreston High School (IL) is the NFL Way to Play High School Award recipient for Week 10 of the 2021 season.

Springfield High School (OH) head coach Maurice Douglass speaks with High School Football America’s Jeff Fisher about the importance of building a program with character and why he models his coaching style after Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin.

Michael Rucker of the NFL FLAG Texans (MN) is the NFL FLAG Player of the Week for Week 5 of the 2021 season.