One of the most ill-advised mistakes a football person can make is separating an offensive head coach from his defense, or a defensive head coach from his offense.
Today’s compartmentalized world tends to promote specific roles and ideas—no matter the topic of the day. Never did we see this when Vince Lombardi roamed the Green Bay Packers sidelines, or when Bill Parcells told his New York Giants, “This is why you lift all them weights; this is why you do all that sh*t.”
Yet, today, football fans place their team fandom in one drawer, wholly separate from their fantasy football desires on the top shelf, which are closely residing near the wholly unreasonable NFL betting-wish file cabinet.