“Is every play going to be the perfect play call? No,” Nagy said. “That’s not going to happen. And there are times where I tell the players, ‘Listen, there’s going to be a bad play call (sometimes). You’ve got to bail the play caller out, right?’ At the same time, hopefully as coaches we can make a good play call and make it like, hey, here comes Cover-2, you know you’re throwing a reverse nod right down the middle. And we hit it. There’s nothing better than that when it happens.”
