Do your job, and no days off, and all that is a more meathead way of saying 'get the results people are counting on you to get, by putting in the work and taking it seriously and doing everything in your power to excel, because then everyone else can do what they're supposed to do, and that's how you get a whole that's greater than the sum of the parts'.
That famous film-room hyper-analyzing the star QB just like the long snapper and the punt protection guys doesn't quite hit the same when the head coach is delivering a number of wins in a year that you can count on one hand.
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