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The original was posted on /r/cfb by /u/antonimbus on 2024-04-22 20:09:37.
I’ve been thinking about how this will impact offensive production, as head coaches and offensive coordinators will be able to provide coaching during drives beyond just calling plays. For example “21 Black Razor Mint, if #24 is tight and the safety cheats to the middle look for the corner fade to #84.”
Communicating more than the play call like this, or what to look for to audible into a run, or the Will keeps dropping to a deep zone, might give some programs an edge. Who has the potential to do it the best, and will this have a significant impacts on offensive production?