I'm not saying that at all.
In electronics we talk about signals "being out of phase" with each other. That is one signal is at a high, positive, value while another signal is at it's low, negative, value. If you mix the two together into one signal you get less, or no, signal.
What I am eluding to is that QB development is somewhat "out of phase" with the rest of the program. Make no bones about it - the 2017 team is returning a lot. They are returning experience across all units on the field. 2010 didn't meet expectations because of graduation and injury in the LB corps IMO. Can you imagine having the 2010 Stanzi in 2009?
Historically in the KF era every QB, who won the starting position outright, had the most wins in that first starting year. So here we are, barring some unlikely graduate transfer situation, putting an experienced Hawkeye team on the field with a QB who has never started a D1 game. Couple that w/ a new O/C and QB coach and I hope we don't see the trend broken. I think we loose a game or two because of these factors but I'm going with history on this one. I think that Stanley, or whoever, will have the most wins in his Hawkeye career in 2017.