SportsJuly 15, 2026
playcaller
/ˈpleɪˌkɔːlər/
Definition
The person, typically a coach or offensive coordinator, responsible for deciding which specific plays or strategies the team will execute during a game.
Etymology
This is a compound word formed from 'play' (an organized unit of action in sports) and 'caller' (one who announces or dictates). It emerged in American sports jargon to describe the tactical leadership role within team athletics.
In the news
The article uses the term to describe Holmon Wiggins' new role, highlighting that he is now responsible for designing and selecting the offensive strategy for the Texas A&M football team.
Texas A&M snubbed from On3's Top 10 college football offense rankings
Read the full article ↗Aggies Wire