If A QB sucks after 2 years, he sucks.
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OK: One guy who was with 3 teams before he either made the Pro Bowl or lead his team to a postseason appearance:
Rich Gannon
He was with Minnesota, Kansas City and Washington. Never made the playoffs, never made a Pro Bowl. At age 34 he went to Oakland, made the Pro Bowl the next 4 years, and in 3 of those years he took his team to the playoffs, including one Super Bowl appearance....a loss.
OK: One guy who was with 3 teams before he either made the Pro Bowl or lead his team to a postseason appearance:
Rich Gannon
He was with Minnesota, Kansas City and Washington. Never made the playoffs, never made a Pro Bowl. At age 34 he went to Oakland, made the Pro Bowl the next 4 years, and in 3 of those years he took his team to the playoffs, including one Super Bowl appearance....a loss.
He was cut from those 3 teams?
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History is going to be kind to one of us.
Just so I'm clear... according to you what will it judge each of us upon?
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Define sucks?
Aaron Rodgers stats the first 3 seasons.

7 games played
35 completed passes
69 passing attempts
1 td
1 int
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OK: One guy who was with 3 teams before he either made the Pro Bowl or lead his team to a postseason appearance:
Rich Gannon
He was with Minnesota, Kansas City and Washington. Never made the playoffs, never made a Pro Bowl. At age 34 he went to Oakland, made the Pro Bowl the next 4 years, and in 3 of those years he took his team to the playoffs, including one Super Bowl appearance....a loss.
He was cut from those 3 teams?
He was cut from those 3 teams?
Cut
Release
Traded
IR
Kick to the Curb
All the same shit.
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Anyone seen Drew Bree's stats in his first 3 seasons at SD.
He was so medocre, they almost ran him out SD (eventuall got traded) until Antonio Gates showed up in 2004.
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There.
I did it.
2 superbowl MVP and future HoF that sucked in their first 3 seasons.
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OK: One guy who was with 3 teams before he either made the Pro Bowl or lead his team to a postseason appearance:
Rich Gannon
He was with Minnesota, Kansas City and Washington. Never made the playoffs, never made a Pro Bowl. At age 34 he went to Oakland, made the Pro Bowl the next 4 years, and in 3 of those years he took his team to the playoffs, including one Super Bowl appearance....a loss.
He was cut from those 3 teams?
He was cut from those 3 teams?
Apparently. He did not stay with them. I guess there are only 3 ways to leave your lover, get cut, become a FA after a contract expires, get Traded.
I don't know the specifics of all that. All I know is that his first 3 teams didn't keep him.
The point being.....such a thing has happened. I am not saying Hoyer would duplicate what Gannon did. I am just pointing out that such a thing has happened before. That it is not totally beyond the realm of possibility.
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There.
I did it.
2 superbowl MVP and future HoF that sucked in their first 3 seasons.
If you were trying to post a link...it didn't work.
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There.
I did it.
2 superbowl MVP and future HoF that sucked in their first 3 seasons.
If you were trying to post a link...it didn't work.
If you were trying to post a link...it didn't work.
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Define sucks?
Aaron Rodgers stats the first 3 seasons.

7 games played
35 completed passes
69 passing attempts
1 td
1 int
Define sucks?
Aaron Rodgers stats the first 3 seasons.

7 games played
35 completed passes
69 passing attempts
1 td
1 int
And he was backing up a future HOF QB, just like Hoyer. The parallels are creepy.
(I'm being facetious. I understand the talent differential between Hoyer and Rodgers coming out of college and the difference between a first round draft pick and being undrafted.)
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Another guy that might fit the mold of "journeyman QB" who made his first Pro Bowl and playoff appearance after moving around to a few teams:
Billy Kilmer. Spent years with the 49ers and Saints, never making playoffs....until he got a chance with the Redskins, then made a Super Bowl and a Pro Bowl.
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Another guy:
Steve Beurlein. On roster with the Raiders/Cowboys/Cardinals/Jaguars.....and with his 5th team, The Panthers, he made the Pro Bowl.
A couple of his earlier teams that he was a backup on, like the Cowboys, made the playoffs, but he was not a playoff starter until the Panthers.
So he is very much like Hoyer.
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He wasn't traded or dumped by 3 teams, but take a gander at Terry Bradshaws first 5 years if you want to see some poor quarterbacking....48 tds VS 81 ints....he was completely miserable really (I think the Browns woulda dumped him for sure)...
So, whether its Montana in the 3rd round......or Brady in the 6th.....or Sipe in the 13th....or Ryan Leaf at #2 overall, you just never know.......talent, experience and maturity all make a difference on how quickly some qb's develop.....
Personally, I think history shows that experience and maturity usually beat out undeveloped raw talent....especially at the QB position.... ....
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