are quite similar.

What type of coverage did you hope to see when it was called?

What was your responsibility?

Who was the first option on the play?

What was the name of the route?

The prospect responds as quickly and accurately as he can.

The same process is repeated for a handful of plays.

Meanwhile, Telesco checks his watch to see how much time they have with the wideout.

Every. Second. Counts.

Part 5: The Two-Minute Warning

The horn blares again throughout the Train Station.

It's the two minute warning.

Sirianni goes back to the whiteboard and the prospect is put to what might be his toughest task yet – recalling the exact play, terminology and responsibilities outlined eight minutes earlier.

It is purposely complex.

The wide receiver does his best, recalling much while admitting there are some he can't remember.

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