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[quote author=washingtonismoney link=topic=18341.msg217944#msg217944 date=1513026744]
Todd Husak calls Pritchard one of the "hardest working" coaches in football: https://twitter.com/ToddHusak/status/940327303539765249

I can buy that; you don't get to be a an OC this quickly without hard work.  However, I caution that I have seen a lot of "hard workers" who are simply not efficient workers.  You can put in a lot of long hours, without getting much done.  Hopefully, Pritchard is both hard working and effective.

BC
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Ha. Ha.  I'm still at my desk working [er just checking the board before hitting traffic] because my "to do" list just kept growing all day.  I think I got stuff done though.

I'm not going to worry about how the sausage gets ground and stuffed into the casing, but reserve the right to use the term Tavitashawmockery at some point in the future after a DOG-filled game that yields a single touchdown and three missed field goals.

That said, Shaw strikes me as a loyal meritocracy sort of guy.  I don't believe he'd place people in important positions just to steal oxygen.  I also believe it is pretty clear that Shaw is the one designing game plans and probably calling plays.

[jacketree]

[quote author=washingtonismoney link=topic=18341.msg217944#msg217944 date=1513026744]
Todd Husak calls Pritchard one of the "hardest working" coaches in football: https://twitter.com/ToddHusak/status/940327303539765249

I can buy that; you don't get to be a an OC this quickly without hard work.  However, I caution that I have seen a lot of "hard workers" who are simply not efficient workers.  You can put in a lot of long hours, without getting much done.  Hopefully, Pritchard is both hard working and effective.

BC
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Ha. Ha.  I'm still at my desk working [er just checking the board before hitting traffic] because my "to do" list just kept growing all day.  I think I got stuff done though.

I'm not going to worry about how the sausage gets ground and stuffed into the casing, but reserve the right to use the term Tavitashawmockery at some point in the future after a DOG-filled game that yields a single touchdown and three missed field goals.

That said, Shaw strikes me as a loyal meritocracy sort of guy.  I don't believe he'd place people in important positions just to steal oxygen.  I also believe it is pretty clear that Shaw is the one designing game plans and probably calling plays.