On this week's episode of Inside the Headset, we speak with Texas Tech Head Coach Kliff Kingsbury, and LeCharles Bentley, the founder of L.Bentley O-Line Performance (OLP). We spoke with Coach Kingsbury prior to the season about his daily schedule, how the Air Raid has evolved since his playing days, and how he got into coaching. With LeCharles Bentley, we discuss his motivation to create his training club and his philosophy on offensive line play and development. Kliff Kingsbury began coaching after playing quarterback professionally for five seasons. He got his start as the offensive quality control coach at the University of Houston (2008-2009), and he was later promoted to co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach (2010-2011). In 2012 he followed Houston's Head Coach Kevin Sumlin to Texas A&M University and served as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. Kingsbury, who played quarterback at Texas Tech from 1998-2002, was named the head coach of the Red Raiders in 2013. [0:39] Start of interview [0:59] A day in the life of Kliff Kingsbury [2:23] Preparation for daily staff meetings [3:23] Consistency throughout the office [3:58] Evolution of the air raid offense [5:36] The pros of learning air raid concepts at an early age [7:30] Early life experiences impact coaching career [8:31] Positives and negatives of being a veteran Texas football coach [9:53] How to evolve in this fast-paced profession You can follow Kliff Kingsbury on Twitter. LeCharles Bentley played collegiately at Ohio State University (1998-2001) before being drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the second round of the 2002 NFL draft. A two-time Pro-Bowler, he signed with the Cleveland Browns in 2006, but a knee injury sustained prior to the season would eventually cause him to retire. In 2008 he created L.Bentley O-Line Performance in Ohio (now located in Chandler, Arizona), and he works as a trainer for some of the premiere offensive linemen in the NFL. Bentley is also the author of Building the Block and Rebuilt to Dominate. [11:25] Start of interview [11:42] How a career-ending injury shapes an athlete [13:24] Motivation to start L.Bentley O-Line performance [17:10] "Paying your dues" [20:40] Fulfilling a void for offensive linemen [24:48] Developing O-Line skill sets [27:26] "Drive-Catch" philosophy [32:52] Giving athletes the best chance for success [38:19] The importance of coaching development in today's world You can follow LeCharles Bentley on Twitter. Have any questions, comments, or ideas for the show? Send us an email at podcast@afca.com.