Sean Gentile

Their best chance to win to this point has been that.

They haven't necessarily always done it.

Certainly going forward, it's the only path to being competitive in the playoffs is to let him control things.

And if that means audibling from run to run, well, guess what?

He's got the best damn view of it up there.

And your offensive coordinator's on the sideline anyway.

He's not upstairs seeing things from a bird's eye view.

He's depending on other people.

And I think they have a trust.

But if he wants to go no huddle and snap the ball because he's concerned it wasn't a catch on the sideline, let him go.

Let him go run a play.

Let him go snap it and throw it deep.

I don't care.

Second and 10 is better than a second and 10 30 yards back.

So I get more damn control moving forward.

Yes.

Understanding your place in the concept, in the route,

understanding that you doing your job at a high level, regardless of whether you get the football or not, is going to make the play successful.

Because if I'm running a clear out and I run half speed, well, guess what?

Now the safety can cover two guys.