I'm worried that co-coordinator with Klein has a lot less appeal than being the lone guy. Additionally, Messingham catches all the crap for the offense but the fans give Klein a pass. Those would be pretty big negatives to me if I'm a coordinator with other P5 interest.
I know MiR disagrees that CK was a factor but IMO Skylar did not develop well over his six years. Obviously injuries hurt but still.
Also Klein is not co-OC any more.
I mean it's ludicrous that Skylar didn't develop, just a preposterous notion. Let's just forget about the fact that under Snyder he couldn't win the job from Alex Delton. He had a month to know he was going to be the starter for that Cactus Bowl game and was 3-7 for 27 yards, 1 interception, and 5 carries for 4 yards. Just a complete horror show. So I'm going to not include the his numbers from his two Snyder years.
Here are his numbers in 2019:
177/297 60%
2315 yds
12 tds
5 ints
Passer rating of 135.0
178 yards per game
13.0 yards per completion
7.7 yards per attempt
After he came back from his injury he was praised across the board for how different he looks, a complete passer, here are those numbers since his injury
129/187 69%
1614 yards
9 tds
2 ints
Passer rating of 155.8
230.5 ypg
12.5 ypc
8.6 ypa
He's miles and miles and miles better now than when he got here. The notion that he now would have trouble beating Alex Delton out is silly.
Furthermore, the notion that a quarterback coach's role is to simply show linear improvement for each and every quarterback on the roster seems absurd to me. These guys don't start at the same place. Asking a QB coach to get Will Howard to even in the same neighborhood as Blake Shapen is dumb. I'd assume the larger role of the QB coach is with regard to the gameplan and the helping the QBs to understand the playbook.