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In this episode of The Give, presented by Lauren's First and Goal, Adam Austin, Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach at Troy University, shares his approach to quarterback evaluation and development.
Coach Austin explains how offensive philosophy should drive quarterback evaluation and outlines the systems he uses to measure performance beyond traditional statistics. The conversation covers accuracy grading, decision-making, leadership, practice production, and the importance of building consistency through daily habits and objective feedback.
Austin also discusses how quarterbacks can handle pressure, develop confidence, and focus on the process rather than outside criticism. Coaches looking for practical ways to evaluate and develop quarterbacks will find valuable ideas they can apply immediately to their own programs.
Topics Covered:
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Adam Austin's coaching journey
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Building an offensive philosophy around quarterback play
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Developing confidence and consistency in quarterbacks
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Creating objective quarterback evaluation systems
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Using Accuracy GPA to measure performance
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Grading quarterback decision-making
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Evaluating mechanics and fundamentals
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Tracking practice production
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Developing quarterbacks through measurable standards
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Leadership and the quarterback position
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Using analytics to improve player development
2026 Prep for Camp Quarterbacks Bundle:
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Adam Austin (Troy) “QB Evaluation and Offensive Philosophy”
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Brad Aoki (Alabama) "Thriving in the Two-Minute Drill"
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Kirk Campbell (LA Chargers) “Quarterback Development & Coverage ID”
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Robert Weiner (U Conn) "Quarterback Mathematical Equation"
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Kyle Ohradzansky (Toledo) “Game Week QB Preparation”
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Jake Lange (West Florida) "QB Development: Standards, Footwork, and Everyday Drills"
Proceeds from the sale of Lauren's First and Goal courses benefit the missions of Lauren's First and Goal.
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