Good! I'm glad to see some strategy involved. Obviously, the result of a preseason game is meaningless, but I never agreed that you have to ignore game-planning completely.
I mean, it's a very important aspect of the game...
1. Part of player evaluation (how well do they listen and understand their role within a given game plan?)
2. It's part of the routine each week during the regular season. Why not start getting used to that routine?
3. If you know your opponent wants to get to your QB, for example, you need to counter that somewhat or the only performances you will be able to evaluate are those of your punter and your medical staff.