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[QUOTE="Cusefan95, post: 4810938, member: 173"]
Rich Eisen has a "Today's Bill Belichek Press Conference Moment" segment, where he highlights some non-answer Belichek gave at a press conference.  He's been doing it for years.

Its  a rare thing for a coach to say anything significant in a press conference, which is why those moments end up being memorable.  Almost every coach's goal is to say as little as possible, as diplomatically as possible and leave as quickly as possible from a press conference.  I don't get too upset unless our coach makes national headlines with a press conference (like by reading a children's book or refusing to say he was retiring...).

I think if a reporter challenged a coach with your question (how are you making in game adjustments if you need to see tape to know what was happening?), the coach would just say he's got initial impressions but isn't willing to discuss them publicly without watching tape.  Which I'd be fine with, just don't make national headlines is the only goal.
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