Quality Control Coach
Quality Control Coach (QCC) is a position within the coaching staff of an American football team. Its task is to evaluate the video material of an opponent and to present the other coaches with a report on which moves the opponent announces in which situation. These reports are between 50 and 200 pages long. This coaching position was introduced in 1990 by Mike Holmgren for the San Francisco 49ers . Due to the tactical understanding acquired in this position, quality control coaches often later become position trainers or head coaches . Quality control coaches are also becoming increasingly popular in college football . The reason here is the limitation of on-field trainers. While a maximum of nine assistant coaches and four graduate assistants are allowed in the NCAA , there is no limit to the number of off-field trainers, including the Quality Control coaches.
Individual evidence
- ↑ NFL Quality-Control Coaches Learn It All. Retrieved April 8, 2017 .
- ^ For Mike McCarthy and Ben McAdoo, quality control jobs were 'the Ph.D. of coaching '. Retrieved April 8, 2017 .
- ↑ What is a quality control coach? Rutgers assistant Vince Okruch explains. Retrieved April 8, 2017 .