I’m well aware of the responsibilities of a head coach and offensive coordinator. The way I interpreted it when I first listened to it is that Gundy was really trying to come up an old-school coach’s name (in this case, Mike Shanahan) to connect to his first sentence of his answer that mentions that 4-5 years ago, the general thought was that college offenses wouldn’t work in the NFL. But Brando referenced RG3 and the Redskins in the question, so I think Kyle Shanahan’s name popped into Gundy’s head, even though he’s actually an example of a forward-thinking coach who’s found a way to make a college-style offense work. I could have misinterpreted, but Gundy first points out that NFL coaches used to reject the idea that college offenses could work in the pros…then moves on to the Redskins and why it can. Kyle Shanahan’s name doesn’t fit with an old-school coach’s mindset that Gundy is originally talking about. Those first couple sentences, Gundy honestly kind of lost his train of thought and was babbling, so maybe he had really meant Kyle Shanahan but hadn’t successfully transitioned from his “they used to think this wouldn’t work” point to his example of a college offense that does work in the NFL.