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homebiscuit · 12-26-2020, 10:14 AM

(12-26-2020, 10:01 AM)The Real Marty Wrote:
(12-26-2020, 09:54 AM)SeldomRite Wrote: I didn't say they're the same, just that the difference isn't as large as you seem to think it is.

I honestly think the most important part to being a decent NFL level coach is the desire to work at football. Clearly the real fans have it.

Do you really think given a bit of time you couldn't learn to run the same plays a guy like Wash calls? The plays were thought up by someone else, the drills were thought up by someone else, the schedule is dictated by the league. Do you really think guys like Marrone and wash are some sort of intellectuals?

I think you have a very shallow understanding of what a defensive coordinator does. You talk like it's just calling plays. It's WAY more than that.

From Ask Vic:

Dave from Savage, MN
A lot of us are interested in seeing more of A.J. Dillon. How is playing time determined during a game? Doesn’t the running backs coach typically make those decisions?
Play time is largely determined during the days leading up to the game and then plugged into the game plan. It's a decision made collaboratively between the head coach, the coordinator on that side of the ball and the player's position coach. There has to be a plan. If a sideline becomes too fluid it becomes chaotic. Plan and then execute the plan.