Absolutely. Most coaches, especially those of the archaic boring old guard, don't have my elite mathematical, analytical, situational mind... even Sean McVay is a failure in that regard. He's a millennial but he doesn't do analytics, sort of like a black QB that doesn't run. Meh.
I could only think of 3 coaches who could actually think of and execute my ideas on the spot... the Colts' Reich, Doug Pederson, and possibly Belichick. Andy Reid and Sean McVay are losers that kick FGs from the one yard line, I don't like them at all.
The key to managing late game situations when you're losing... completely forget the onside kick as a viable possibility. Onside kicks don't work in today's NFL with today's NFL rules. Obviously, if it's your only possible option it's still worth a shot, but it's better to exhaust all possibilities that don't involve relying on an onside kick before getting to that.
The number 1 rule if I'm owning, managing, directing, coordinating, or coaching a team: Never, ever burn timeouts in the 3rd quarter. (I'm looking at you, Sean McVay.) Take the delay and loss of 5 yards, if necessary. Get to the line quickly after big plays, etc. And you better be >95% sure you're right if you challenge a play. Don't challenge PI, it almost never works.