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Originally Posted by PepsiFree
No.
His biggest role is to coach. To get them playing a certain way, a way that (ideally) wins you games.
If an adult at the very top of his profession needs someone to get him “ready to play” when it’s time to go out there and do your job, then that adult should just stay the #### home.
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Really... I obviously dont know you or what you do, but I think a lot of early 20 year olds need a lot of guidence and preperation from their boss's. Now I could be wrong and thats just my opinion as I have only worked as a proffesional and not played pro sports.
Also teaching them to play a certin way is for practice. On game day his job is to prep the team for the opponent and make sure they are engaged/ready.