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Message: [QUOTE="BroncsFan, post: 2837776, member: 9052"] Organising the play is also about identifying which part of the field you want to get and for what reason i.e. Play the ball on the left side for a right foot kicker, field goal set ups. A big component is also creating overlaps/disadvantages in the defending team by exploiting and more importantly creating defensive lapses by isolating defenders one on one, creating overlaps, etc. There is also the fact that players will get fatigued and fall back on muscle memory rather than playing the game plan. That is where a game manager will identify and exploit defences or tell players what he wants and where they need to be to execute a kick, field goal, even when the kick will occur for the kick chase. The game manager basically needs to be the onfield coach and also needs to be able to adapt to what's happening on the field if the game plan isn't working. It is a lot more than just running the play. It is why they say the great players are thinking 2-3 plays ahead [/QUOTE]

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