based on Rahnes and CJF historic track record (article below). It is fact that 3 times QBs have played much better in the second year under the coaches
" At Kansas State in 2006 under Franklin (the offensive coordinator) and Rahne (the GA for QBs), quarterback Josh Freeman completed 140 of 270 passes (51.9%) for 1,780 yards, with 6 TDs and 15 interceptions. In 2007, Freeman was 316 of 499 (63.3%) for 3,353 yards, with 18 TD passes and 11 interceptions. His QB rating jumped from 103.5 to 127.3.
At Vanderbilt in 2011, Jordan Rodgers was 108 of 216 (50%) for 1,524 yards, with 9 TDs and 10 interceptions in his first year under Rahne and Franklin – now the QB coach and head coach, respectively. The next season, Rodgers was 191 of 319 (59.9%) for 2,539 yards, with 15 TD oases and 9 picks. His QB rating jumped from 113.8 to 139.1.
And in 2013, Austyn Carta-Samuels’ quarterback stats soared at Vanderbilt, compared to his 2010 numbers as a starter at Wyoming. At Wyoming, Samuels was 154 of 252 (61.1%) for 1,702 yards, with 9 TDs and 8 interceptions. In his sole year as a Vandy starter, despite playing with a torn ACL part of the way, Samuels was 193 of 281 (68.7%), for 2,268 yards, with 11 touchdown passes and 9 interceptions. His QB rating jumped from 123.3 to 143."
http://www.statecollege.com/news/co...on-quicker-decisions-better-footwork,1465080/
" At Kansas State in 2006 under Franklin (the offensive coordinator) and Rahne (the GA for QBs), quarterback Josh Freeman completed 140 of 270 passes (51.9%) for 1,780 yards, with 6 TDs and 15 interceptions. In 2007, Freeman was 316 of 499 (63.3%) for 3,353 yards, with 18 TD passes and 11 interceptions. His QB rating jumped from 103.5 to 127.3.
At Vanderbilt in 2011, Jordan Rodgers was 108 of 216 (50%) for 1,524 yards, with 9 TDs and 10 interceptions in his first year under Rahne and Franklin – now the QB coach and head coach, respectively. The next season, Rodgers was 191 of 319 (59.9%) for 2,539 yards, with 15 TD oases and 9 picks. His QB rating jumped from 113.8 to 139.1.
And in 2013, Austyn Carta-Samuels’ quarterback stats soared at Vanderbilt, compared to his 2010 numbers as a starter at Wyoming. At Wyoming, Samuels was 154 of 252 (61.1%) for 1,702 yards, with 9 TDs and 8 interceptions. In his sole year as a Vandy starter, despite playing with a torn ACL part of the way, Samuels was 193 of 281 (68.7%), for 2,268 yards, with 11 touchdown passes and 9 interceptions. His QB rating jumped from 123.3 to 143."
http://www.statecollege.com/news/co...on-quicker-decisions-better-footwork,1465080/
