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When you're trying to bring down the guy who assembled the greatest team in the history of college football.

Some people are better teachers than others. Unless you want to die on the "Jon Richt is a top level QB coach" hill.

So it does depend on the quality of the teaching. A player can't improve if he doesn't know how.

Ok, I'll play. So how does a player learn better technique? How do they know their throwing mechanics are off or they're not reading keys correctly? Would you not say that some position coaches are better at teaching than others?

My comment applies to the changing landscape of college football, not Manny in particular. I used him as an example because of the 0-2 start in 2019 and the people calling for his head at that time. You can only play one note and you hit it on every post. Geez. It's not always all about Manny.

#1 is difficult because players are impatient and have options now and just look at the amount of leeway Manny has been given to develop 3 years out. People were calling for his head after the second game of his first season. People want instant results based on instant information. We know...