Exhibit No. 1 is the West Coast Offense, which relies on quick, short passes to control the ball and gain incremental yardage.

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Mornhinweg is one of the NFL's leading purveyors of the West Coast offense, a strategy devised by Bill Walsh that is predicated on a quarterback's ability to make quick reads and short, accurate throws.

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