Reporter: “Coach, with injuries piling up this season, what’s the plan moving forward?”

Head Coach: “First off, I want to say that injuries are part of the game — we all know that. But when you’re dealing with multiple key players being sidelined, it forces you to reevaluate everything, not just on the field but behind the scenes as well.”

Reporter: “Can you elaborate on what that means?”

Head Coach: “We’ve already started conversations with our medical and performance staff. It’s not about pointing fingers — it’s about identifying areas where we can improve. We’re looking at everything: recovery protocols, practice intensity, offseason conditioning, even how we manage workloads throughout the week.”

Reporter: “Are you considering changes to your training staff?”

Head Coach: “I have full confidence in our current staff. They’re some of the best in the business. But in this league, standing still means falling behind. We’re open to bringing in additional specialists or consultants if needed. The goal is to keep our players on the field, plain and simple.”

Reporter: “How soon do you expect changes to be implemented?”

Head Coach: “We’re already making adjustments. It’s a continuous process. Some things, like altering practice schedules or adding extra recovery sessions, can happen right away. Long-term changes, like tweaking how we handle offseason training, will be addressed in the coming months. The important thing is that we’re committed to finding solutions.”

Reporter: “Any final thoughts on how you’re addressing the injury situation?”

Head Coach: “The bottom line is this: we need our best players on the field if we want to compete at the highest level. We’re taking a hard look at our entire medical and training infrastructure because we can’t afford to wait until next season to fix what’s happening now.”

Reporter: “Thank you, Coach.”

Head Coach: “Thank you all. We’re going to get this right.”