Sometimes even the most detail-oriented and meticulous football coaches must let go and let good. Yes, you read that correctly. Let good, not let God. Let good, as in place faith in an uniquely talented player and be willing to accept the outcome.
Former NFL quarterback Peyton Manning made the audible a near science, a choreographed set of buzzwords, hand signals and gesticulations at the line of scrimmage, all of which allowed him to alter the play that had been sent in from the sideline.
Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has already shown an extraordinary knack of a very different type.