"People, I'm not sure where it came from, but everybody's got this term like 'Oh, we're going to run it back, or 'we're just going to roll it back out there,' and to me, that's the worst mindset you can possibly have, is 'Alright, here's some stuff that worked last year, let's just try it again.' There's too many good football players in this league and too many good coaches in this league for that to work."
"Just hearing specifically how some of the teams that we were playing against are trying to defend us, and some of the things that concern them or worry them, is good for me to hear. Because quite frankly, I'm not always thinking of it from that same perspective. Just hearing some of the things that people are saying, 'Hey, this is what kept me up at night,' gives me thoughts and ideas on how we want to attack."
Offensive coordinators must avoid the mentality of simply reusing strategies that worked in previous seasons. While understanding core offensive principles remains important, the competitive landscape of professional football demands constant innovation and improvement. Defensive coordinators and opposing coaches provide valuable insights during interview processes about what concerns them most about an offense's capabilities. These perspectives help offensive coordinators identify new angles of attack and areas for tactical development. The key to sustained success involves actively seeking competitive edges and refining approaches based on how opponents perceive and attempt to defend against an offense's strengths.
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