After Each Play In Football, What Is The

[mantaraydre]

CONVERSATIONS going on in the headset's of the coordinator upstairs, head coach and all involved. Im so curious about this because if the coordinator upstairs is sending down the play's to the offensive and defensive coordinator on the field. who, send the play to the qb, What is the head coach doing. I alway's wondered what they are talking about. Do the coordinators ask the h-coach what does he think of a certain play. does the h-coach say, no dont run that run this. WITH ALL OF THESE COOKS IN THE KITCHEN, WHAT EXACTLY IS GOING ON IN THOSE HEADSETS.

aLSO, AFTER A NFL GAME, what is the next week's pratice agenda. what happens on tuesday first thing in the morning. How fast do they get the next opponents game film. Very curious how all of this works leading up to the next sunday showdown. Does anyone know ? i surely dont !!!!!!!!!!!


mantaraydre

[TVsCHACHI]

If it's Marvin Lewis and the play worked I think it's something along the lines of

"Holy Crap, that play WORKED!"


(sorry, now on to serious posts)

[HOOP]

The OC is in the booth with a few assistants. one guy is in charge of watching the monitor for the previous play. another is watching a monitor with split screens of the past 4 plays. another assistant is watching a monitor with similar down and distance's previous plays. these guys are looking at defesive set ups and schemes. The OC overlooks all of them and gathers information to decide what play he is going to call.

The play goes down to the assistant who is with the head coach and that guy sends the play into the QB.

The Head coach at times, talks about dinner plans and what play he might call with 5:02 left in the 4th quarter, regardless of the score. For some reason, 5:02 is a crucial moment for ALL NFL head coaches.

I have never been in on this information at all,
BUT I DID STAY IN A HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS LAST NIGHT


Hope this helps,

S C O T T