On most teams, the Quality Control Coach is responsible for analyzing video of opponents, charting said games and preparing tendency reports for coordinators. For example, a QC would be responsible for providing a defensive coordinator information on what a team does on 2nd and 5-10 yards out of a certain formation, so said coordinator could use that formation and counter it accordingly.WestCoastJoe wrote: I hear ya, ed.
However, re the last part ...
As I understand it, quality control is video work, not paperwork. And throwing more staff at the paperwork is not what I would want to do.
You and I don't disagree on this, It's just how we look at quality control, methinks.
Progressive organizations hire someone to self scout and analyze their own tendencies. When Mike Riley was between coaching stints, he fulfilled this role in New Orleans. It's the one role on a coaching staff I'd love, actually.
I have no idea who fills this role on the Lions. I've always kind of wondered about that too.