Quote:In regards to the above:

 

It's not ONLY time...  It's time with coaching.  You can't put a player in a vacuum and think "over-time" he's gonna get better.  You need a coach that understands football to train the player.  To teach the player what he's doing wrong and how to do it better. 

 

These things don't happen in a vacuum.  You can't just assume that game experience alone will develop a player.  It's game experience along with the coaching staff teaching them what they messed up on and then training them on how to do it better.

 

Otherwise, why the heck would they waste all that time watching game film and going to a whole bunch of meetings?

 

Again, you have a blind spot in terms of coaching...  I don't quite understand why, but it's becoming apparent.