Peyton Manning says teams fail young QBs when forcing them to change coaches, systems
The latest, best example of a team going all in on developing a QB after his 1st year was Titans w/ Will Levis. They fired Vrabel and pretty much wiped out the staff. He ended up regressing under the new staff after showing promise.
Rattler's circumstances within context were probably a lot worse than Levis Rookie year but overall his QBR was 6.0 points higher. I'm not saying build around him, but I am saying he's proved he's worth developing. Focusing on said development should encompass keeping the same offensive staff together (or keeping Jonoko at the least).
The latest, best example of a team going all in on developing a QB after his 1st year was Titans w/ Will Levis. They fired Vrabel and pretty much wiped out the staff. He ended up regressing under the new staff after showing promise.
Rattler's circumstances within context were probably a lot worse than Levis Rookie year but overall his QBR was 6.0 points higher. I'm not saying build around him, but I am saying he's proved he's worth developing. Focusing on said development should encompass keeping the same offensive staff together (or keeping Jonoko at the least).