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I posted earlier, but I will re-up.  I'm on record as saying that I didn't think Pritchard should have been elevated to be our offensive coordinator, but that is not an assessment of his competence or experience as an OC.  From everything I've heard, Pritchard was considered a rising star ("future head coach material" is the assessment from people who would be in a position to judge).  However, I think it would be in everyone's best interest if we had some cross-pollination, bringing in an OC with new ideas and a different perspective, and giving Tavita an opportunity to be exposed to different environments that he could learn from and incorporate into his own offensive style.  The best offensive minds (and I am hopeful that Pritchard could become one) can incorporate the best concepts from different systems to develop their own offensive style.  The more he is exposed to, the better chance he has to play to his offense's strengths and scheme around weaknesses.

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I posted earlier, but I will re-up.  I'm on record as saying that I didn't think Pritchard should have been elevated to be our offensive coordinator, but that is not an assessment of his competence or experience as an OC.  From everything I've heard, Pritchard was considered a rising star ("future head coach material" is the assessment from people who would be in a position to judge).  However, I think it would be in everyone's best interest if we had some cross-pollination, bringing in an OC with new ideas and a different perspective, and giving Tavita an opportunity to be exposed to different environments that he could learn from and incorporate into his own offensive style.  The best offensive minds (and I am hopeful that Pritchard could become one) can incorporate the best concepts from different systems to develop their own offensive style.  The more he is exposed to, the better chance he has to play to his offense's strengths and scheme around weaknesses.

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