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Plenty of them do, and when they look at each game, they see the performances that make up the end of year stats. The one qb that is the exception was Manny Wilkins. I have rarely seen a QB with such good stats and such a mediocre W-L record. Manny was full of hollow stats and picked them up between the 20s and garbage time. Your post is quite strange and I don't know any coaches who take that approach. Maybe Kenny does and that's why he keeps coming up short in finding sustained greatness. If the end stats show mediocrity to bad with lots of concerns, you can guarantee you will see the same stuff in each game. If a coach ignores the bad in each game and focuses on only the good from each game or the good game, that is wild. That is not how winners operate and not how national contenders or champions are built. Your comment is so wild.