Coaches should build their game plans and play-calling around the specific skill sets and preferences of their starting quarterback.

“You build your play, you build your play sheet around the quarterback and what he likes, what he's good, what he's good at, what you know he's good at.”

Matt Nagy believes that to be a successful head coach, one must build trust and strong relationships with all players on the team.

“The only way you do that is by winning. But you got to build trust and you got to build relationships with the players so they do trust you.”