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- Eine Coaching tree (dt.: Trainerstammbaum) ist ein Stammbaum, der im American Football die Verhältnisse zwischen Head Coaches und ihren jeweiligen Assistenten ausdrückt. Der Grundgedanke ist, dass die Taktiken in der Offense sowie Defense so komplex sind, dass die jeweiligen Angestellten nur in der täglichen Arbeit mit dem Head Coach die jeweiligen Feinheiten begreifen. Wenn die Assistenten selbst Head Coaches werden, übernehmen sie häufig die Spielphilosophien ihrer Mentoren, so dass ihre Ideen sich wie in einer Familie „fortpflanzen“. Ein häufiges Coaching-Tree-Verhältnis ist der zwischen Head Coach und seinem Offensive Coordinator bzw. Defensive Coordinator, aber auch der zwischen Head Coach und den anderen Assistenzcoaches (Quarterback-Coach, Lineman-Coach, Special-Teams-Coach u.v.m.) ist möglich. (de)
- A coaching tree is similar to a family tree except it shows the relationships of coaches instead of family members. There are several ways to define a relationship between two coaches. The most common way to make the distinction is if a coach worked as an assistant on a particular head coach's staff for at least a season then that coach can be counted as being a branch on the head coach's coaching tree. Coaching trees can also show philosophical influence from one head coach to an assistant. Coaching trees are common in the National Football League and most coaches in the NFL can trace their lineage back to a certain head coach for whom they previously worked as an assistant. The phrase "coaching tree" has also grown to refer colloquially to any idea or set of ideas originated by an individual or group. For example, an individual may claim an original idiom or phrase as part of his or her coaching tree if used by another individual. Coaching trees are becoming more prominent in today's NFL culture. They are often referenced by various media outlets, such as ESPN. (en)
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