1.   The coaches want to call every play and reduce their Margin for error.

2.   Although Jackson called the plays in the second half of the Notre Dame game, he has relinquished play calling to Hackett for almost the entire season.

3.   And coach Tom Coughlin decided to finally allow his offensive coordinator to call some plays.

4.   And as he did in Philadelphia, Kotite will call the plays.

5.   And he has even taken the time to teach Hackett how to call plays for a mediocre quarterback.

6.   And that eventually led to offensive turmoil, no matter what play was called.

7.   And the man calling the plays, offensive coordinator Al Borges, spent the last five years doing the same thing for UCLA.

8.   And once coaches started calling the plays in high school and college, we were getting quarterbacks who had never called a play coming into the NFL.

9.   And the one who calls those plays, of course, happens to be the head coach.

10.   And that certainly limited how creative the quarterback could be in calling plays.