06-13-2023, 09:39 AM
(06-13-2023, 09:21 AM)Sled21 Wrote: In the corporate world, an imbecile can get a high position through nepotism, and be put in a corner office and told to touch nothing, just put your feet up and cash your check. In the coaching world, you have to produce. Zac may have gotten his foot in the door because of nepotism, a lot of coaches do (Zim's son, Reids son, etc), but if they can't produce they are quickly shown the door. It is what it is.
This. I don't have stats to back up what I'm going to say, but I think that most assistant coaches end up being forgotten in a few years. Nearly every football team has multiple coaching positions that work together, with NFL teams averaging 15 assistant coaches. To think that Zac was one of these assistant coaches living in the shadow some time ago and now he has finally completed the turn around and made the Bengals a SB contender.
