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[QUOTE="BillSU, post: 4066608, member: 6809"]
BACK IN THE DAYS OF NcNABB THERE WAS KEVIN ROGERS:

[B]Peter Chen / The Post-Standard, 1995 [/B]Kevin Rogers, then an assistant head coach/quarterbacks coach with the Syracuse University football team, warms up with quarterback Kevin Mason

Philadelphia Inquirer writer Keith Pompey recently wrote about [URL='http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/colleges/temple/146365415.html#ixzz1rGhJbfLs']Rogers and his new job at Temple.[/URL] Here's some of what he wrote:

[I]Rogers dissects every motion made by the quarterbacks - whether it's a pass, rush or handoff. When he isn't doing that, Rogers is usually coaching up his QBs on the sidelines.[/I]

You[I] [/I]have to coach your QB's[I]. [/I]Not only do we not have an ST coach but also there's no one to work with the QB's. Shrader could use some help. [I][/I]

Rogers is still considered an elite OC mind and is now with the Browns in the NFL

Rogers coached at Syracuse from 1991-98 and helped the Orange achieve tremendous success during his tenure, as the squad registered a 68-26-1 record and six bowl appearances – including two trips to the Fiesta Bowl and one to the Orange Bowl. In addition to coaching the quarterbacks during his entire time at Syracuse, he served as the team’s recruiting coordinator from 1993-94 and was promoted to offensive coordinator in 1997. SU became the first team in Big East history to win three consecutive league championships during his tenure, and he was instrumental in the success of Donovan McNabb, who set the majority of Syracuse’s passing records and was drafted No. 2 overall by the Philadelphia Eagles.
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