We saw how bad things were, at what point during the game would it have been right for shotty to go to Parker and say hey, let's make some adjustments? Or does he fill the need to let him learn on his own? How should this be approached??
Sometimes you just can't I mean when you make a game plan and you have things that you studied film on and you go into the game it's kind of hard to reshuffle the deck in the middle of the game there's very little time and when is he supposed to do this they have barely 10 minutes at halftime to use the restroom and eat and then have a quick meeting but most of the time they don't even talk to each other that's what I hear..
Oh make adjustments at halftime or on the sideline in the heat of battle I mean how many breaks are they really getting to just redo the whole thing and scrap it?
So there's a There is no good answer all they can do is between each series whether it's the defense sitting on the bench or the offense you can run over there with your iPads and say this what went wrong with those plays this is what you were supposed to do and they got to hope that the next time they call that play that it'll be run better and executed better I don't think you can scrap the entire game plan in the middle of a game..
You can make adjustments but they're very small like I just said you gotta tell players where they're making their mistakes and to do better on the next series that's it,
Usually what you need to do is between games and the new game plans and in practice you try to make these adjustments but once you're playing the game live it goes by really fast there's not a lot of time to change everything...
Look that's my opinion I think it's a overrated narrative that you can like completely make big adjustments and and scrap the game plan in the game..
This is simple the defense needs to know their assignments when they bust an assignment you go to the sideline and you show them how they busted that assignment but that doesn't mean that exact play or series is is gonna have that happen again But you just have to go to them and say this is where it went wrong do better next time don't fumble don't drop the football run your route better I mean there's nothing else you can really do except tell them where they're making their mistakes and hope that they don't do it again the rest of the game..
I don't know how you coach a player to not drop a pass I mean I'm pretty sure they know that already isn't that what the statement from Brian Stottenheimer said like George Pickens not having a good game and he he says I don't need to talk to him he knows he had a bad game and then he needs to catch the football..
Isn't that the same with most professionals I mean this isn't high school they know when they missed a block They know when they fumble they know when they had a ball bounce off their hands and it turned into an interception how bad it was they know where the mistakes are and the coach can tell them about it but it's up to A professional who's making millions of dollars to just do better just do your damn job better.