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Hoyer trade rumor

  • @logicisforsquares said:

    It is impressive because Dan Quinn was the D-coordinator for Florida at the time. Same guy who coached the Seattle defense.

    Bridgewater has had Joe Shit and Bob Whothefuckisthatguy at wideout but still continues to put up good numbers.

    However, I think if Bridgewater is off the table then Manziel is no slouch.

    How did Bilgewater put up those numbers if he has such terrible receivers?

    Also if the Texans really believe Johnny Manziel is the guy to take them to the Superbowl why would they trade that pick?

    Answer: because it's a smoke screen more than likely. If you can get two first round picks and a decent starter, possibly, and you only have to move three spots? You're still probably able to take the highest rated quarterback in the draft or 1 of 2 can't miss players. Sounds like a no brainer for me if I'm the Texans GM. Let's hope Ray Farmer has earned his respect here for something other than not being Mike Lombardi.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    How did Bilgewater put up those numbers if he has such terrible receivers?

    Bridgewater's receivers aren't terrible, but it certainly isn't an all star squad; he has to deal with a lot of drops. But, like any good qb, he makes the best of what he has by knowing where to go with the ball, throwing players open and hitting receivers in stride

  • @roycerolls said:

    1. Bridgewater and Bortles play in the same conference

    2.Watch the '13 Sugar Bowl between Lousiville and the Florida Gators. Bridgewater shit all over them, and that was when Florida was ranked 3rd in the nation due to their "world class sec defense". Louisville was ranked 21 at the time and NO ONE thought they'd win.

    The fact of the matter is that Teddy's OC handed him the keys to Lousiville's pro-style offense and he did nothing but make good reads, go through progressions and get the ball out quickly. I don't care if he's a little skinny, he can run a pro style offense and he has the brain power to be successful.

    He can always add some weight. He has a decent size frame to do so.

    I like teddy the most in this draft of QBs. Very smart player. He has most of the qualities you'd want in a day 1 rookie starter. Over some of the other prospects who may take a little longer to develop.

    I don't think he'll get past the Jags though if Houston passes on him. But ya never know.

    I'd be happier with him or Bortles than manziel, if we take a QB at 4.

    @bbedward said:

    He can always add some weight. He has a decent size frame to do so.

    Actually the knock on him is that he does not have the frame size to add weight. He is tall, but he is not "thick".

    Reportedly at one point during the 2013 season his weight dropped into the mid-180's.

  • @bbedward said:

    He can always add some weight. He has a decent size frame to do so.

    Actually the knock on him is that he does not have the frame size to add weight. He is tall, but he is not "thick".

    Reportedly at one point during the 2013 season his weight dropped into the mid-180's.

    @tour2ma said:

    Actually the knock on him is that he does not have the frame size to add weight. He is tall, but he is not "thick".

    Reportedly at one point during the 2013 season his weight dropped into the mid-180's.

    Having skeletar at QB could be fun 😉

    I think with the right trainer he could gain a bit.

    I'd hate to imagine a 180 pound bridgewater getting slammed on the blindside by a guy like Burfict.

  • @tour2ma said:

    Actually the knock on him is that he does not have the frame size to add weight. He is tall, but he is not "thick".

    Reportedly at one point during the 2013 season his weight dropped into the mid-180's.

    Having skeletar at QB could be fun 😉

    I think with the right trainer he could gain a bit.

    I'd hate to imagine a 180 pound bridgewater getting slammed on the blindside by a guy like Burfict.

    @bbedward said:

    Having skeletar at QB could be fun 😉

    I think with the right trainer he could gain a bit.

    t.

    Call me....

    WSS

    😉

  • @logicisforsquares said:

    It is impressive because Dan Quinn was the D-coordinator for Florida at the time. Same guy who coached the Seattle defense.

    Bridgewater has had Joe Shit and Bob Whothefuckisthatguy at wideout but still continues to put up good numbers.

    However, I think if Bridgewater is off the table then Manziel is no slouch.

    How did Bilgewater put up those numbers if he has such terrible receivers?

    Also if the Texans really believe Johnny Manziel is the guy to take them to the Superbowl why would they trade that pick?

    Answer: because it's a smoke screen more than likely. If you can get two first round picks and a decent starter, possibly, and you only have to move three spots? You're still probably able to take the highest rated quarterback in the draft or 1 of 2 can't miss players. Sounds like a no brainer for me if I'm the Texans GM. Let's hope Ray Farmer has earned his respect here for something other than not being Mike Lombardi.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    How did Bilgewater put up those numbers if he has such terrible receivers?

    WSS

    Because good QB play can make average to 'meh' receivers look much better especially at the college level.

  • @westside-steve said:

    How did Bilgewater put up those numbers if he has such terrible receivers?

    WSS

    Because good QB play can make average to 'meh' receivers look much better especially at the college level.

    @logicisforsquares said:

    Because good QB play can make average to 'meh' receivers look much better especially at the college level.

    Yeah? Maybe. So why did Gordon do so well and Greg Little did not? Anyway I think your statement works for any team.

    Even the Aggies.

    WSS

  • Peyton manning earning Eric decker what will likely be an overpaid contract?

  • @logicisforsquares said:

    Because good QB play can make average to 'meh' receivers look much better especially at the college level.

    Yeah? Maybe. So why did Gordon do so well and Greg Little did not? Anyway I think your statement works for any team.

    Even the Aggies.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Yeah? Maybe. So why did Gordon do so well and Greg Little did not? Anyway I think your statement works for any team.

    Even the Aggies.

    WSS

    I would theorize that Gordon would have likely had an even bigger year if he had a better QB and Greg Little would likely still be bad.

  • But again Greg Little is not a fan of catching the ball.

  • @logicisforsquares said:

    Because good QB play can make average to 'meh' receivers look much better especially at the college level.

    Yeah? Maybe. So why did Gordon do so well and Greg Little did not? Anyway I think your statement works for any team.

    Even the Aggies.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Yeah? Maybe. So why did Gordon do so well and Greg Little did not? Anyway I think your statement works for any team.

    Even the Aggies.

    WSS

    IMO Mike Evans is overrated and benefited from having Manziel on the team, but Evans is still far better than anyone on the Louisville squad.

    There are those of us who have been patient with Little, but it's starting to look like he will never have the hands needed to be a reliable receiver. For this reason, I'm kind of worried about a guy like Kelvin Benjamin with his dropped pass problem.

  • One of doze guys is gonna be startin' for someone else next season.

    I say keep Hoyer coz you know what you got with him.

    Johnny Scramble of unknown quality on an NFL level.

  • Are you serious? Didn't the Texans just get Ryan Mallet from the Patriots. why would they need Hoyer? Keep us informed. Thanks.

  • Hoyer will be signed to a long term deal and Manziel will be dealt in the offseason.

    Bank it.

  • Hoyer will be signed to a long term deal and Manziel will be dealt in the offseason.

    Bank it.

    @walterwhite said:

    Hoyer will be signed to a long term deal and Manziel will be dealt in the offseason.

    Bank it.

    Lol were not gonna trade Manziel. It costs us barely anything for him to sit on the bench. We're not gonna trade him for anything less than a first round pick. Good luck finding someone who gonna give up that for an unproven qb

  • @walterwhite said:

    Hoyer will be signed to a long term deal and Manziel will be dealt in the offseason.

    Bank it.

    Lol were not gonna trade Manziel. It costs us barely anything for him to sit on the bench. We're not gonna trade him for anything less than a first round pick. Good luck finding someone who gonna give up that for an unproven qb

    @adoug319 said:

    Lol were not gonna trade Manziel. It costs us barely anything for him to sit on the bench. We're not gonna trade him for anything less than a first round pick. Good luck finding someone who gonna give up that for an unproven qb

    I never said I wanted to trade him but you never know when Dallas, St. Louis, Tampa, Houston, Tennessee will come calling.

    Other than Marcus Mariota, there isn't a QB worth touching in the first round next year.

  • @walterwhite said:

    Hoyer will be signed to a long term deal and Manziel will be dealt in the offseason.

    Bank it.

    Lol were not gonna trade Manziel. It costs us barely anything for him to sit on the bench. We're not gonna trade him for anything less than a first round pick. Good luck finding someone who gonna give up that for an unproven qb

    @adoug319 said:

    Lol were not gonna trade Manziel. It costs us barely anything for him to sit on the bench. We're not gonna trade him for anything less than a first round pick. Good luck finding someone who gonna give up that for an unproven qb

    His name is Jerry Jones. That should save you some time.

  • @adoug319 said:

    Lol were not gonna trade Manziel. It costs us barely anything for him to sit on the bench. We're not gonna trade him for anything less than a first round pick. Good luck finding someone who gonna give up that for an unproven qb

    His name is Jerry Jones. That should save you some time.

    @tiamat63 said:

    His name is Jerry Jones. That should save you some time.

    what would we even want from Dallas? Frankly I'm quite content to have Manziel sit and learn here in Cleveland for a few like Rodgers did, than take over. I don't think it will happen next year, but the year after he should be able to take the job from Hoyer.

  • @tour2ma said:

    Actually the knock on him is that he does not have the frame size to add weight. He is tall, but he is not "thick".

    Reportedly at one point during the 2013 season his weight dropped into the mid-180's.

    Having skeletar at QB could be fun 😉

    I think with the right trainer he could gain a bit.

    I'd hate to imagine a 180 pound bridgewater getting slammed on the blindside by a guy like Burfict.

    @bbedward said:

    Having skeletar at QB could be fun 😉

    I think with the right trainer he could gain a bit.

    I'd hate to imagine a 180 pound bridgewater getting slammed on the blindside by a guy like Burfict.

    We gonna see real soon just how good Teddy B is.

    Other than a stupid deal- Hoyer keeps on keepin' up. Manziel will sit & learn.

  • Wow, how quickly you guys turn on the most competent QB you've had in years.

  • Guys, this is a zombie thread revived for the purposes of trolling. Nobody's looking to trade Hoyer, there are no rumours, this original 'rumour' was over 7 months ago. Don't feed the troll.