Exactly. I think we over/underestimate play calling when being an offensive coordinator is way more complicated than that. Is he coaching the players correctly to do what needs to be done to have a successful offense? Has he got the right players at the right positions, does he work well with his quarterback coach, offensive line coach, receivers coach? All we can see are the play calls on game day. That’s why it’s a really good idea to bring in competent outside folks to figure out where the problem is, and show that you’re willing to fix it. It also makes it easier to fire your buddies if that’s what it’s needed, and find the best replacement.
