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A crucial point raised was the role of the offensive coordinator or secondary coaching figures—“that second most important coach”—who are supposed to serve as direct lines of communication to quarterbacks. Historically, successful teams have recognized the importance of having mentorship figures like Chase Daniel or Charlie Batch, who serve as trusted confidants rather than competitors for the starting role. When this dynamic is absent, players may feel isolated, leading to underperformance and frustration.