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All those qb's have something in common though. They're all heavily reliant on running the ball, basically glorifiee rb's. I didn't see too much development via passing from any of those guys with Mullen as their OC. I didn't even know Mullen was with Urban at Utah at all.

Regarding at least Hurts specifically yeah, he looked much improved when he played last year compared to before Enos showed up. Tua would've probably been great regardless sure but they've both spoken highly of him so I'll trust that.

Tebow, smith, and prescott may have been all drafted and had decent careers but none of them are particularly great passers. Everyone Enos has worked with has improved mechanically and statistically in every major category. Enos had Lefevour at CMU, Allen at Arkansas, and Hurts/Tua at Bama.

I agree. Mullen is a guy with a particular system and simplifies the offense around their strengths, but that isn't tied to qb development whatsoever. Enos has a real qb track record and that's the angle we gotta use recruiting Beck.