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A key architect of the NFL’s best defense was a high school coach last year


""One of the key architects in their defensive success on third down is a coach named Curt Kuntz, who serves as the team’s assistant defensive backs coach. According to Joe Schad, Brian Flores recently revealed that Kuntz leads the team’s third down defensive meetings.""
 
A key architect of the NFL’s best defense was a high school coach last year


""One of the key architects in their defensive success on third down is a coach named Curt Kuntz, who serves as the team’s assistant defensive backs coach. According to Joe Schad, Brian Flores recently revealed that Kuntz leads the team’s third down defensive meetings.""
That Kuntz. He's just so Kuntz. Kuntz just knows how to equally apply pressure so that something good comes from it. I remember a story about him when he was younger. He hadn't learned to stretch yet so Kuntz was always really tight. Now, as he's really dedicated his time to learning better techniques, Kuntz is looser but in many ways just as good. All of the opponents know though whether Kuntz is looser or tighter, that without question Kuntz is still the best.
 
There’s some high school coaches that would coach circles around NFL coaches. There’s great minds at every level.

I believe it was @Pachyderm_Wave that recently said he believes some of the best football minds are coaching HS football. I’ve coached HS and youth football off and on for the past 30 years and been around a lot of different coaches at those levels. I agree with him. For the most part, those coaches aren’t in it for the payday and just love the game and love teaching kids.

With the exception of the guys at the true power programs competing for Nat’l titles, these HS coaches have to devise out-of-the-box schemes to take advantage of their minimal strengths or to minimize their glaring weaknesses. And they are quite good at it.
 
A key architect of the NFL’s best defense was a high school coach last year


""One of the key architects in their defensive success on third down is a coach named Curt Kuntz, who serves as the team’s assistant defensive backs coach. According to Joe Schad, Brian Flores recently revealed that Kuntz leads the team’s third down defensive meetings.""
thank you for sharing
 
I believe it was @Pachyderm_Wave that recently said he believes some of the best football minds are coaching HS football. I’ve coached HS and youth football off and on for the past 30 years and been around a lot of different coaches at those levels. I agree with him. For the most part, those coaches aren’t in it for the payday and just love the game and love teaching kids.

With the exception of the guys at the true power programs competing for Nat’l titles, these HS coaches have to devise out-of-the-box schemes to take advantage of their minimal strengths or to minimize their glaring weaknesses. And they are quite good at it.
I've said many times that I've met some very knowledgeable coaches on the High School fields... some real dumbasses too, but to write off every coach, just because of the level where he has been working... is just juvenile.
 
Some have met dumbass coaches.

Everybody has met dumbass referees.
 
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