Hoyer's contract
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afcnorthravensfan509 said:
He seems to play afraid...his low turnover count sort of indicates he's afraid of making certain throws because he's afraid of throwing a pick. Probably because he doesn't have elite accuracy.
As tour said, you're guessing. #1 in the NFL completion % throws over 15 yd going into today - he isn't afraid to go down the field.
As tour said, you're guessing. #1 in the NFL completion % throws over 15 yd going into today - he isn't afraid to go down the field.
Not necessarily downfield as much certain coverages and responding to certain pressures
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He seems to play afraid...his low turnover count sort of indicates he's afraid of making certain throws because he's afraid of throwing a pick. Probably because he doesn't have elite accuracy.
afcnorthravensfan509 said:
He seems to play afraid...his low turnover count sort of indicates he's afraid of making certain throws because he's afraid of throwing a pick. Probably because he doesn't have elite accuracy.
A ha!!! There's a jab. Good for you.
But l think you're right. Not so much afraid, but Hoyer always seems to err on the side of the non-interception throw. Which still counts as an incompletion.
Good call, but this was a learning curve game for us.
We are so gonna kick your ass week 17.
Circling it and putting hearts next to the date on my calendar.
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afcnorthravensfan509 said:
Not necessarily downfield as much certain coverages and responding to certain pressures
Maybe the response to certain pressure (JJ Watt) and coverages, but he isn't afraid.
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afcnorthravensfan509 said:
He seems to play afraid...his low turnover count sort of indicates he's afraid of making certain throws because he's afraid of throwing a pick. Probably because he doesn't have elite accuracy.
A ha!!! There's a jab. Good for you.
But l think you're right. Not so much afraid, but Hoyer always seems to err on the side of the non-interception throw. Which still counts as an incompletion.
Good call, but this was a learning curve game for us.
We are so gonna kick your ass week 17.
Circling it and putting hearts next to the date on my calendar.
A ha!!! There's a jab. Good for you.
But l think you're right. Not so much afraid, but Hoyer always seems to err on the side of the non-interception throw. Which still counts as an incompletion.
Good call, but this was a learning curve game for us.
We are so gonna kick your ass week 17.
Circling it and putting hearts next to the date on my calendar.
Yeah, not afraid just overly cautious.
You very well might depending upon the impact of Gordon returning.
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afcnorthravensfan509 said:
Not necessarily downfield as much certain coverages and responding to certain pressures
Maybe the response to certain pressure (JJ Watt) and coverages, but he isn't afraid.
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afcnorthravensfan509 said:
He seems to play afraid...his low turnover count sort of indicates he's afraid of making certain throws because he's afraid of throwing a pick. Probably because he doesn't have elite accuracy.
As tour said, you're guessing. #1 in the NFL completion % throws over 15 yd going into today - he isn't afraid to go down the field.
As tour said, you're guessing. #1 in the NFL completion % throws over 15 yd going into today - he isn't afraid to go down the field.
And guessing badly... pertinent info I failed to mention earlier.
What's paradoxical is that Hoyer will stand in and deliver the ball on target in the face of monster shots like the last he took from Cushing, but shy from pressure still relatively contained by his line...
It's perplexing...
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As for coverages...
I don't know, but then neither do you as you get to see coverages on maybe 1 play in 10 in any broadcast. So you are guessing...
Pressure? Yes... as I just posted the threat of pressure up the middle in his face gets to BH. If you kill his stride, his accuracy plummets.
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Zombo said:
He's smart, a good leader, and inaccurate when unable to set and stride. All depends upon what we think we have in Manziel.
Amended... but might be even simpler to say "under duress".
afcnorthravensfan509 said:
He seems to play afraid...his low turnover count sort of indicates he's afraid of making certain throws because he's afraid of throwing a pick. Probably because he doesn't have elite accuracy.
If you're going to guess, just stop...
Amended... but might be even simpler to say "under duress".
If you're going to guess, just stop...
Not a guess...he isn't the most accurate qb. He's inconsistent with ball placement. Certain coverages he shys away from. Under pressure he's as likely to throw off target as on target, sometimes with not even real pressure just sort of panicky
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It seems Brian Hoyer has also had the benefit of a lot of luck.
Maybe I'm just noticing it more but doesn't it seem to you guys the announcers are saying "that should have been picked off" pretty often? Seems like defenders are mysteriously missing or dropping the bad passes?
WSS
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As for coverages...
I don't know, but then neither do you as you get to see coverages on maybe 1 play in 10 in any broadcast. So you are guessing...
Pressure? Yes... as I just posted the threat of pressure up the middle in his face gets to BH. If you kill his stride, his accuracy plummets.
As for coverages...
I don't know, but then neither do you as you get to see coverages on maybe 1 play in 10 in any broadcast. So you are guessing...
Pressure? Yes... as I just posted the threat of pressure up the middle in his face gets to BH. If you kill his stride, his accuracy plummets.
It's called game rewind my friend.
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A ha!!! There's a jab. Good for you.
But l think you're right. Not so much afraid, but Hoyer always seems to err on the side of the non-interception throw. Which still counts as an incompletion.
Good call, but this was a learning curve game for us.
We are so gonna kick your ass week 17.
Circling it and putting hearts next to the date on my calendar.
Yeah, not afraid just overly cautious.
You very well might depending upon the impact of Gordon returning.
afcnorthravensfan509 said:
Yeah, not afraid just overly cautious.
You very well might depending upon the impact of Gordon returning.
Ah ha!
You think the Ravens got the goods to shut Hoyer down? Or do you think Gordon's the key?
I would cuss at you if you weren't so damn polite.
Darn you.
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afcnorthravensfan509 said:
Yeah, not afraid just overly cautious.
You very well might depending upon the impact of Gordon returning.
Ah ha!
You think the Ravens got the goods to shut Hoyer down? Or do you think Gordon's the key?
I would cuss at you if you weren't so damn polite.
Darn you.
Ah ha!
You think the Ravens got the goods to shut Hoyer down? Or do you think Gordon's the key?
I would cuss at you if you weren't so damn polite.
Darn you.
Hahaha. Sorry, I'll work on being a little more inflammatory.
I think if Gordon comes back strong we have no one healthy to cover him.
Only thing making me not piss my pants about week 17 is that it's in Baltimore.
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I wouldn't say he's afraid. He does stand in there and get blasted by the rush
But he is not very accurate, especially when the other team knows he's throwing. ie 3rd down
It didn't help today that Miles dropped 2 perfect passes, but Hoyer was way under 50% before those 2 throws.
Hoyer was not the "main" reason why the Browns lost, but he didn't help them to win either.
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I wouldn't say he's afraid. He does stand in there and get blasted by the rush
But he is not very accurate, especially when the other team knows he's throwing. ie 3rd down
It didn't help today that Miles dropped 2 perfect passes, but Hoyer was way under 50% before those 2 throws.
Hoyer was not the "main" reason why the Browns lost, but he didn't help them to win either.
I wouldn't say he's afraid. He does stand in there and get blasted by the rush
But he is not very accurate, especially when the other team knows he's throwing. ie 3rd down
It didn't help today that Miles dropped 2 perfect passes, but Hoyer was way under 50% before those 2 throws.
Hoyer was not the "main" reason why the Browns lost, but he didn't help them to win either.
This is pretty much my understanding of the game.
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As for coverages...
I don't know, but then neither do you as you get to see coverages on maybe 1 play in 10 in any broadcast. So you are guessing...
Pressure? Yes... as I just posted the threat of pressure up the middle in his face gets to BH. If you kill his stride, his accuracy plummets.
It's called game rewind my friend.
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afcnorthravensfan509 said:
It's called game rewind my friend.
Then educate us...
What coverages did he have issues with?
Which did he tear up?
What percentage of the time did they play each?
Then educate us...
What coverages did he have issues with?
Which did he tear up?
What percentage of the time did they play each?
I will work something together if you want, though to expect me to have all of this off hand is asking me a lot. I enjoy unpacking film study. I'll break it down and we'll see if I'm right. I'll cite specific plays and links with clips or pictures.
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Then educate us...
What coverages did he have issues with?
Which did he tear up?
What percentage of the time did they play each?
I will work something together if you want, though to expect me to have all of this off hand is asking me a lot. I enjoy unpacking film study. I'll break it down and we'll see if I'm right. I'll cite specific plays and links with clips or pictures.
afcnorthravensfan509 said:
I will work something together if you want, though to expect me to have all of this off hand is asking me a lot. I enjoy unpacking film study. I'll break it down and we'll see if I'm right. I'll cite specific plays and links with clips or pictures.
are you Ron Jawarski
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afcnorthravensfan509 said:
I will work something together if you want, though to expect me to have all of this off hand is asking me a lot. I enjoy unpacking film study. I'll break it down and we'll see if I'm right. I'll cite specific plays and links with clips or pictures.
are you Ron Jawarski
are you Ron Jawarski
Ah, my cover is blown
No, I don't think Kaperclit is the best qb ever...Lol
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Then educate us...
What coverages did he have issues with?
Which did he tear up?
What percentage of the time did they play each?
I will work something together if you want, though to expect me to have all of this off hand is asking me a lot. I enjoy unpacking film study. I'll break it down and we'll see if I'm right. I'll cite specific plays and links with clips or pictures.
afcnorthravensfan509 said:
I will work something together if you want, though to expect me to have all of this off hand is asking me a lot. I enjoy unpacking film study. I'll break it down and we'll see if I'm right. I'll cite specific plays and links with clips or pictures.
If you really did this it would be quite cool. If you can square off as well as Tour there might be some serious understanding when its all said and done.
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It seems Brian Hoyer has also had the benefit of a lot of luck.
Maybe I'm just noticing it more but doesn't it seem to you guys the announcers are saying "that should have been picked off" pretty often? Seems like defenders are mysteriously missing or dropping the bad passes?
WSS
It seems Brian Hoyer has also had the benefit of a lot of luck.
Maybe I'm just noticing it more but doesn't it seem to you guys the announcers are saying "that should have been picked off" pretty often? Seems like defenders are mysteriously missing or dropping the bad passes?
WSS
The Hoyer pick in today's game hit the WR in the chest then bounced off of his knee.
I would call that one bad luck.
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