Quarterbacks coach?

Who coaches the quarterbacks here? To watch Jarrett Lee make the same mistakes and suffer the same mechanical and mental problems, I question whoever coaches the most important position on the field. Jefferson's mechanics are still ugly (yes, I know it's a long road, but they could've gotten better since the fall), and he made alot of mental mistakes that could be put on the coaches also.

Sometimes I question how much of the mental side these guys really work on... but is it there fault? Is someone sitting them down to watch extra film, and teaching them how to play the position? Students generally show at least slight improvements.

Ole Miss's secondary was awful; they weren't too clever either. I, and I'm sure many others, could see blitzes and coverages from a mile away. (Don't give me the "it's different down on the field" because I know that it is. I've done it. I'm not talking reading defenses like Manning, I just expect our quarterbacks to look a little more prepared for what is going to be thrown at them.)

Does this fall on the players? I'm sure that some of it does. But whoever coaches the quarterbacks should shoulder alot of the blame for our lackluster performance under center.