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Mike Kafka has undergone more transformations than some of the characters in his namesake Franz’s novels. Two years ago as a junior at Northwestern, the Chicago native was hailed as one of the nation’s best running quarterbacks after he set the Big Ten single-game rushing record for a QB with 217 yards against Minnesota. Last season, Kafka became one of the most prolific shotgun-style spread-offense passers in the nation. He threw for 3,430 yards and set all-time bowl records with 47 completions and 78 pass attempts in the Outback Bowl. Now Kafka, the Philadelphia Eagles’ fourth-round draft pick, needs to shift again to become an under-center West Coast offense field general. “The drops …

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Eagles quarterback Mike Kafka adjusts to the West Coast offense

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