CHICAGO — How does a record-setting quarterback who finished his college career with minus-137 rushing yards become the architect of one of the NFL’s most successful ground attacks in decades?
The answer, if you ask J.D. Brookhart — the coach at Akron when Luke Getsy set 24 school passing records in 2005-06 — is simpler than you might think.
“Luke is the most sensible, pragmatic guy,” Brookhart said. “Very realistic about life, and that’s probably his saving grace as a coordinator.”