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Summary: A Career As A Football Coach

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Now some people would argue that the coach was just doing a normal job. Most people consider the coach 's actions to be admirable. The job description requires an intense work ethic and involves long hours. It 's true that a coach has an incredible amount of work to complete plus preparing a game plan for the players to execute. The volatility of the position is on the high end, success is measured on the number of wins and postseason achievements, like winning a championship. I am fully aware that life as a head football coach is not just a walk in the park. I do stand firm in my position that the coach dismissed his health for the sake of football. Indisputably, the type of execution, he was preaching to the team went into full effect in

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