Like anybody is going to call all 128 FBS coaches and survey them. Once again you confuse home for dinner with not working as much as other coaches. Their days start at 5am or sooner and just because you are home doesn't mean you quit working. This isn't 1970 where you watch 8mm film in the office into the wee hours.

Technology now makes breakdowns and game planning much quicker and with software like HUDL you can do it from home and splice your notes into the master film along with the other position coaches.

And just because I have talked to him at a clinic, Bruce Arians of the 1st place Cardinals subscribes to the same philosophy. He understands that after a certain amount of time you are not productive anyway, so his staff doesn't put in 12+ hour days every day either.