Next man up....!
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Meh is a fucking weird ass word. Does it even exist or is it the liberal word of I don't give a fuck?
Meh is a fucking weird ass word. Does it even exist or is it the liberal word of I don't give a fuck?
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So it is ebonics?
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So it is ebonics?
So it is ebonics?
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Meh of course it's the same. QB needs a bit more consistency though (not that every rotation doesn't need consistency, but you can't change QBs every game unless you're Lovie Smith or jay gruden)
There was never any question about manziel being #2. Grossman isn't even on the team is he?
Meh of course it's the same. QB needs a bit more consistency though (not that every rotation doesn't need consistency, but you can't change QBs every game unless you're Lovie Smith or jay gruden)
There was never any question about manziel being #2. Grossman isn't even on the team is he?
Right. We both know you cant change em up like a revolving door and we didnt.
Im saying IF you're the back up then it's your job to go when your told to go. And, if for some reason you cant "because it will hurt your development", then you shouldn't be the back up. period.
Almost every single position on the field has seen a back up step in and play this year for injured and benched players. No problems. No ones screaming its too soon for them? or they played bad because they were thrown in unprepared? or because the other players made them bad...
Just the QB. Where, apparently, we dont deserve the benefit of having a back up who can just step in and play when we need him.
And if we do actually "use" our back up, then the coach is mishandling him and stunting his development.
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Meh of course it's the same. QB needs a bit more consistency though (not that every rotation doesn't need consistency, but you can't change QBs every game unless you're Lovie Smith or jay gruden)
There was never any question about manziel being #2. Grossman isn't even on the team is he?
Right. We both know you cant change em up like a revolving door and we didnt.
Im saying IF you're the back up then it's your job to go when your told to go. And, if for some reason you cant "because it will hurt your development", then you shouldn't be the back up. period.
Almost every single position on the field has seen a back up step in and play this year for injured and benched players. No problems. No ones screaming its too soon for them? or they played bad because they were thrown in unprepared? or because the other players made them bad...
Just the QB. Where, apparently, we dont deserve the benefit of having a back up who can just step in and play when we need him.
And if we do actually "use" our back up, then the coach is mishandling him and stunting his development.
Right. We both know you cant change em up like a revolving door and we didnt.
Im saying IF you're the back up then it's your job to go when your told to go. And, if for some reason you cant "because it will hurt your development", then you shouldn't be the back up. period.
Almost every single position on the field has seen a back up step in and play this year for injured and benched players. No problems. No ones screaming its too soon for them? or they played bad because they were thrown in unprepared? or because the other players made them bad...
Just the QB. Where, apparently, we dont deserve the benefit of having a back up who can just step in and play when we need him.
And if we do actually "use" our back up, then the coach is mishandling him and stunting his development.
Had we put manziel in against Indy and he laid that kinda failure down maybe he would a been held more accountable. Since we're all but in contention now they're more in evaluation/experience mode I think.
As I said in another thread, if manziel lays another worst-in-history type of performance I expect Hoyer in week 17. But I don't think just regular bad will get him benched against Baltimore, has to be a special kinda bad.
Hoyers the guy we gotta make a decision on and possibly negotiate with anyway, Shaw and manziel are ours for a bit longer...plenty of time to ruin both their careers.
Hell, maybe the FO already made up their minds about Hoyer to not make much of an attempt to keep him (offer him a bag of peanuts or something). Then again maybe they do wanna keep him and don't want him to bump his value. Lawd knows, I hope johnny lights it up this week anyway.
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Losing an experienced Miles Austin really hurt more than anyone has recognized so far. Most of the rest do not seem to realize the importance of coming back towards the QB to keep the ball from being picked off.
Losing an experienced Miles Austin really hurt more than anyone has recognized so far. Most of the rest do not seem to realize the importance of coming back towards the QB to keep the ball from being picked off.
Yup... Hoyer really missed Miles...
I was reflecting on this last nite after wrapping up my review of the Colts game.
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Losing an experienced Miles Austin really hurt more than anyone has recognized so far. Most of the rest do not seem to realize the importance of coming back towards the QB to keep the ball from being picked off.
Yup... Hoyer really missed Miles...
I was reflecting on this last nite after wrapping up my review of the Colts game.
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Is Payton back up a free agent next year? Liked him coming out. Think his rookie contact might be up soon. he is big with an arm and smarts. Brock something
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Is Payton back up a free agent next year? Liked him coming out. Think his rookie contact might be up soon. he is big with an arm and smarts. Brock something
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Brock Osweiler was drafted in 2012. Not sure what his contract status is.
He is 6'8" and 240 lbs
Almost 25% bigger then Johnny
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Brock Osweiler was drafted in 2012. Not sure what his contract status is.
He is 6'8" and 240 lbs
Almost 25% bigger then Johnny
Brock Osweiler was drafted in 2012. Not sure what his contract status is.
He is 6'8" and 240 lbs
Almost 25% bigger then Johnny
He's a UFA after next season.
Denver really likes him from what I've seen, having constant camp Manning since being a rookie has had to have been good for him. His biggest weakness when he came out was decision making, more or less consistency, I think.
Be real though. When Osweiler is a FA manning will be celebrating his 40th birthday. He's Denver's future, they aren't going to let him go.
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Brock Osweiler was drafted in 2012. Not sure what his contract status is.
He is 6'8" and 240 lbs
Almost 25% bigger then Johnny
He's a UFA after next season.
Denver really likes him from what I've seen, having constant camp Manning since being a rookie has had to have been good for him. His biggest weakness when he came out was decision making, more or less consistency, I think.
Be real though. When Osweiler is a FA manning will be celebrating his 40th birthday. He's Denver's future, they aren't going to let him go.
He's a UFA after next season.
Denver really likes him from what I've seen, having constant camp Manning since being a rookie has had to have been good for him. His biggest weakness when he came out was decision making, I think.
Be real though. When Osweiler is a FA manning will be celebrating his 40th birthday. He's Denver's future, they aren't going to let him go.
Hoyer learned under Brady and Bill.
He isn't anywhere close to them
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He's a UFA after next season.
Denver really likes him from what I've seen, having constant camp Manning since being a rookie has had to have been good for him. His biggest weakness when he came out was decision making, I think.
Be real though. When Osweiler is a FA manning will be celebrating his 40th birthday. He's Denver's future, they aren't going to let him go.
Hoyer learned under Brady and Bill.
He isn't anywhere close to them
Hoyer learned under Brady and Bill.
He isn't anywhere close to them
Yea obviously being the backup to a HOF QB for a few years doesn't make you a HOF QB, but it certainly doesn't hurt.
Besides, we'd be 12-2 right now if we could just figure out how to play the coin toss. QB is the least of our worries.
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Hoyer learned under Brady and Bill.
He isn't anywhere close to them
Yea obviously being the backup to a HOF QB for a few years doesn't make you a HOF QB, but it certainly doesn't hurt.
Besides, we'd be 12-2 right now if we could just figure out how to play the coin toss. QB is the least of our worries.
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