Game manager. What is that exactly?

[listopencil]

Game manager:

Executes the gameplan for that week within the structure of the offensive system built by the coaching staff.

Strengths would be: accuracy, low turnover rate, taking advantage of high percentage pass options in decision making, high situational awareness of the game clock and the play clock, risk averse play offset by a determined effort to get the ball into the hands of the playmakers on the team.

I'd say Kap (for instance) makes up for his deficiencies as a game manager by relying on his skills as a playmaker. He balances his inaccuracy and mental lapses with a strong arm and ability to run the ball. I would also say that he will need to improve his game manager skills as his playmaking skills will deteriorate over time, and that he is at an important crossroads in his career. As much as his cannon and his legs helped the 9ers to the NFC Championship Game, his poor throw led directly to the INT that cost them that game.

[Earthling]

Originally Posted by listopencil

Game manager:

Executes the gameplan for that week within the structure of the offensive system built by the coaching staff.

Strengths would be: accuracy, low turnover rate, taking advantage of high percentage pass options in decision making, high situational awareness of the game clock and the play clock, risk averse play offset by a determined effort to get the ball into the hands of the playmakers on the team.

Pretty good definition listopencil. Can't see anything I would disagree with.