It could be just as much of an advantage at this point for Utah.

Utah's been through a new OC nearly every year. DESPITE that, they have still scored points.

Utah's offensive Coordinators since 2009:

1: Dave Schramm: Limited experience. New to the OC position.
2: Aaron Roderick: Limited experience. New to the OC position.
3: Norm Chow: Very experienced.
4: Brian Johnson: Limited experience. New to the OC position
5: Dennis Erickson: Very Experienced.
6: Troy Taylor: Average experience. New to the OC position.

With the exception of Norm Chow and Dennis Erickson, NONE of these guys had any experience as an OC.

Former OC Troy Taylor wasn't even the OC at Eastern Washington where he was hired from (Title was play-caller). His offense wasn't a great fit for Utah and it's personnel.

Andy Ludwig has 10 additional years experience as an OC since leaving Utah in 2008. He's been at Utah since January to install the offense and work with the players.

I understand that installing a new offense can take time, but this isn't the "typical" Utah OC hire. This one has some experience.