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Huskers Hire Glenn Thomas as Co-Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach
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Red Five
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Here’s his bio. Was with Rhule at Temple and Baylor
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenn_Thomas_(American_football)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenn_Thomas_(American_football)
Red Five
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He wasn’t the Steelers QB coach. He was an “offensive assistant” there.
Mike Sullivan has been Pittsburgh’s QB coach for the last few years.
admo
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gobiggergoredder
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funhusker
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maybe that's how they got Satterfield to switch.
Rhule: "hey Mark. We are looking at making some staff changes. You okay continuing to coach Haarberg?"
Satterfield: "Yes. Thank you!"
Rhule (walking out the office door): "We moved him to TE..."
Just curious what conclusions can be jumped to. Started in Atlanta the same year Matt Ryan was a rookie.
Atlanta Falcons Offensive Assistant (Ryan's stats):
2008 - 61.1%, 16/11 TD/INT, 7.9 ypa
2009 - 58.3%, 22/14, 6.5
2010 - 62.5%, 28/9, 6.5
2011 - 61.3%, 29/12, 7.4
Atlanta Falcons QB Coach:
2012 - 68.6%, 32/14, 7.7
2013 - 67.4%, 26/17, 6.9
2014 - 66.1%, 28/14, 7.5
Temple:
2014 (before GT) - 200 ypg, 53.1%, 13/16, 6.0
2015 (QB Coach) - 217 ypg, 56.9%, 20/8, 6.9
2016 (OC/QB) - 237 ypg, 57.6%, 22/13, 8.2
Baylor:
2016 (before GT) - 280 ypg, 56.0%, 33/15, 7.6
2017 (OC/QB) - 287 ypg, 58.2%, 23/14, 7.5
2018 (OC/QB) - 290 ypg, 60.9%, 22/13, 7.8
2019 (OC/QB) - 255 ypg, 62.4%, 24/8, 8.0
UNLV:
2019 (before GT) - 206 ypg, 53.6%, 20/12, 6.4
2020 (OC/QB) - 185 ypg, 58.7%, 6/4, 5.7 *COVID
2021 (OC/QB) - 202 ypg, 58.4%, 11/14, 7.3
Arizona State:
2021 (before GT) - 194 ypg, 65.8%, 12/10, 8.1
2022 (OC/QB) - 251 ypg, 66.8%, 18/10, 7.5
There's some extenuating circumstances in about all of those - Ryan starting as a rookie was likely to improve, PJ Walker was also young before GT took over at Temple, Baylor was a mess, UNLV had COVID in the mix - but there seems to be a noticeable improvement in stats after he took over direct control. And he's got a lot of OC experience so he hopefully has some good input into the overall offense.
Atlanta Falcons Offensive Assistant (Ryan's stats):
2008 - 61.1%, 16/11 TD/INT, 7.9 ypa
2009 - 58.3%, 22/14, 6.5
2010 - 62.5%, 28/9, 6.5
2011 - 61.3%, 29/12, 7.4
Atlanta Falcons QB Coach:
2012 - 68.6%, 32/14, 7.7
2013 - 67.4%, 26/17, 6.9
2014 - 66.1%, 28/14, 7.5
Temple:
2014 (before GT) - 200 ypg, 53.1%, 13/16, 6.0
2015 (QB Coach) - 217 ypg, 56.9%, 20/8, 6.9
2016 (OC/QB) - 237 ypg, 57.6%, 22/13, 8.2
Baylor:
2016 (before GT) - 280 ypg, 56.0%, 33/15, 7.6
2017 (OC/QB) - 287 ypg, 58.2%, 23/14, 7.5
2018 (OC/QB) - 290 ypg, 60.9%, 22/13, 7.8
2019 (OC/QB) - 255 ypg, 62.4%, 24/8, 8.0
UNLV:
2019 (before GT) - 206 ypg, 53.6%, 20/12, 6.4
2020 (OC/QB) - 185 ypg, 58.7%, 6/4, 5.7 *COVID
2021 (OC/QB) - 202 ypg, 58.4%, 11/14, 7.3
Arizona State:
2021 (before GT) - 194 ypg, 65.8%, 12/10, 8.1
2022 (OC/QB) - 251 ypg, 66.8%, 18/10, 7.5
There's some extenuating circumstances in about all of those - Ryan starting as a rookie was likely to improve, PJ Walker was also young before GT took over at Temple, Baylor was a mess, UNLV had COVID in the mix - but there seems to be a noticeable improvement in stats after he took over direct control. And he's got a lot of OC experience so he hopefully has some good input into the overall offense.
HuskerInLostWages
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Poor guy had to deal with a former Iowa QB this past season, I would want out too :lol:
DefenderAO
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OC and Tight End coach.
SMH.
SMH.
swmohusker
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Sherrone Moore won a title and is the OL coach and OC. Are you mad out OC isn’t a QB coach?