Hot take: At some point AI will be better at coaching games than humans

At some point robots will be bigger faster and stronger than players. What’s your point? Do you wanna watch a bunch of robots controlled by AI instead of humans?

Aaron Boone has proven this false already.

The problem with football is that there are not enough similar situations to use the type of analytic reasoning that has been successful in the NBA and MLB.

There aren't enough games and there are too many complications with different matchups and situations that cause the compute power needed to be unrealistic.

It's like comparing a coin flip with your probability of contracting cancer given everything you've done in life that would affect your risk plus genetics.

PJ Tucker's probability of making a corner 3 is like a coin flip. Given enough shots, the probability that he'll make the next shot can be roughly determined.

In football there just aren't enough comparable situations.

For those that know probability theory, it's frequentist vs Bayesian reasoning and AI may be a little better at it than people but the problems will still be extremely difficult given the amount of variables involved.

Windows 94 would do a better job of coaching the bengals than Zac Taylor