Zac play calling

[MileHighGrowler]

(02-24-2022, 08:41 PM)Soonerpeace Wrote: He’s got hardly any play calling experience

At what point does someone go from new to experienced?  He spent part of a season as OC at Miami, a season as OC at UC and now 3 seasons as OC for the Bengals.  Seems he should be beyond the "on the job training" with 4 1/2 years under his belt as specifically an OC.  The argument I hear a lot is that "he hasn't had his guys to run his offense."  That's probably the worst argument of all, because it means someone can't adapt.  He was a QB himself and has been an offensive coach for a decade.  At some point you either are great at something or you're not.  It's quite possible he'll continue to improve and become a prominent offensive mastermind in the league.  It's also possible he's a middling OC but a great HC.  I just think HCs should focus on that role and hire out a staff to do the rest. 

I dunno.  It doesn't matter.  Those who choose to see only good will see that.  Those who choose to just see the bad will see that.  But there is actually a middle ground.  I just don't think it's a bad thing to say some people aren't great at everything.