“What happens is, as a play caller, you try to go to some of the stuff that you know he knows where the bones are buried in the play,” Nagy said. “And so you want to be able to help him out that way. But at the same point in time, it’s your job as a backup to make sure that you know the entire call sheet inside out, which he did and he does. So really the whole play sheet, the call sheet, was open.”
