Jesus gone; Hogan to active roster
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Draft expert Dane Brugler of NFLdraftscout.com had Hogan ranked eighth among QBs in the draft, with Kessler 17th. He projected Hogan to the fifth or sixth round and Kessler to be signed as a free agent.
"Prototypical size and build for the position,'' he wrote of Hogan in his draft guide. "Indestructible body type to bounce off physical collisions, exuding determination as a scrambler ... high RPMs on his short-to-intermediate passes ... can rip it while on the move, adjusting his throwing platform ... hyper-focused and gutsy in the pocket, not allowing pressure to disrupt his progressions.''
Give him a shot!
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Draft expert Dane Brugler of NFLdraftscout.com had Hogan ranked eighth among QBs in the draft, with Kessler 17th. He projected Hogan to the fifth or sixth round and Kessler to be signed as a free agent.
"Prototypical size and build for the position,'' he wrote of Hogan in his draft guide. "Indestructible body type to bounce off physical collisions, exuding determination as a scrambler ... high RPMs on his short-to-intermediate passes ... can rip it while on the move, adjusting his throwing platform ... hyper-focused and gutsy in the pocket, not allowing pressure to disrupt his progressions.''
Give him a shot!
Draft expert Dane Brugler of NFLdraftscout.com had Hogan ranked eighth among QBs in the draft, with Kessler 17th. He projected Hogan to the fifth or sixth round and Kessler to be signed as a free agent.
"Prototypical size and build for the position,'' he wrote of Hogan in his draft guide. "Indestructible body type to bounce off physical collisions, exuding determination as a scrambler ... high RPMs on his short-to-intermediate passes ... can rip it while on the move, adjusting his throwing platform ... hyper-focused and gutsy in the pocket, not allowing pressure to disrupt his progressions.''
Give him a shot!
I like your enthusiasm, but Kessler is progressing along nicely and Hogan was already cut from the team that drafted him.
I think we are going to stick with Cody if he can go, we hand-picked him over Hogan and many others.
Zombo
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Draft expert Dane Brugler of NFLdraftscout.com had Hogan ranked eighth among QBs in the draft, with Kessler 17th. He projected Hogan to the fifth or sixth round and Kessler to be signed as a free agent.
"Prototypical size and build for the position,'' he wrote of Hogan in his draft guide. "Indestructible body type to bounce off physical collisions, exuding determination as a scrambler ... high RPMs on his short-to-intermediate passes ... can rip it while on the move, adjusting his throwing platform ... hyper-focused and gutsy in the pocket, not allowing pressure to disrupt his progressions.''
Give him a shot!
I like your enthusiasm, but Kessler is progressing along nicely and Hogan was already cut from the team that drafted him.
I think we are going to stick with Cody if he can go, we hand-picked him over Hogan and many others.
Zombo
Zombo said:
I like your enthusiasm, but Kessler is progressing along nicely and Hogan was already cut from the team that drafted him.
I think we are going to stick with Cody if he can go, we hand-picked him over Hogan and many others.
Zombo
Just to be devil's advocate (I'm not expecting much of of Hogan myself) the Chiefs did have like 2 developmental QBs on the team at the time, Tyler Bray and Aaron Murray. They had also signed Nick Foles, so they had to get rid of someone. They may have intended to sign him to the PS before the Browns signed him.
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It's a good move. If Kessler can't go this week, see what Hogan can do.He played for Pep Hamilton one season at Stanford, so they know each other. Plus, McCown is close to being healthy, we don't need CBJ and McCown on the active roster.
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Is LeBron busy this Sunday?
He has a title to defend. We can't risk him getting a season ending injury behind this offensive line.
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Zombo said:
I like your enthusiasm, but Kessler is progressing along nicely and Hogan was already cut from the team that drafted him.
I think we are going to stick with Cody if he can go, we hand-picked him over Hogan and many others.
Zombo
Just to be devil's advocate (I'm not expecting much of of Hogan myself) the Chiefs did have like 2 developmental QBs on the team at the time, Tyler Bray and Aaron Murray. They had also signed Nick Foles, so they had to get rid of someone. They may have intended to sign him to the PS before the Browns signed him.
@the-user-from-cleveland said:
Just to be devil's advocate (I'm not expecting much of of Hogan myself) the Chiefs did have like 2 developmental QBs on the team at the time, Tyler Bray and Aaron Murray. They had also signed Nick Foles, so they had to get rid of someone. They may have intended to sign him to the PS before the Browns signed him.
Ya, I realize a that.
There's a depth chart and it is Kessler starting and Hogan #2 with McCown listed as injured.
Obviously they are going to roll with Kessler if they can, and no reason not to, he's been pretty OK for a rookie on a bad team.
Zombo
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HueJax knows a ready QB before any of us.I would think Hogan needs Real practice reps. Just coming up from PS & clearing out CBJ is Hue's chance to do that. Either way it goes, McC & Kess expand the playbook & Hogan can be a game manager at best for now.(Pryor becomes a option) Our problem is lead by a sorry ass Defense,period. IF, we control Murray we have a chance. Titans OL is not the same 6 sack team we saw in Cleveland..
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I was excited about Hogan until PG liked him.
Because fading all of PG's picks is the only sure bet, I don't think Hogan's going to do anything.
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I was excited about Hogan until PG liked him.
Because fading all of PG's picks is the only sure bet, I don't think Hogan's going to do anything.
I was excited about Hogan until PG liked him.
Because fading all of PG's picks is the only sure bet, I don't think Hogan's going to do anything.
PoG nailed Carr...... Let's hope he can go 2-11
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mjp28, on 11 Oct 2016 - 5:24 PM, said:
Is LeBron busy this Sunday?
Eh, all you worry about in the NBA is making it into playoffs or is that the NHL? MLB?@the-user-from-cleveland said:
He has a title to defend. We can't risk him getting a season ending injury behind this offensive line.
"Hey LeBron here's a $1,000 to play Sunday and you can even keep the uniform." - I'm sure he'd go for that. Besides all those NBA guys think that they can play football.
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Meanwhile we go with guys who already have uniforms actually signed contracts and hopefully have playbooks. I'm kind of impressed so far in what I've seen from Kessler and what he might be able to develop into.
It might seem interesting to just throw more rookies out there but are there injury risks and downsides, is Hogan ready to start or play or will this just look like the second half of a preseason game EXCEPT the other guys are playing first teamers for keeps.
Hard to believe that if/when RGIII becomes cleared to play he is back in the mix as starter.
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Draft expert Dane Brugler of NFLdraftscout.com had Hogan ranked eighth among QBs in the draft, with Kessler 17th. He projected Hogan to the fifth or sixth round and Kessler to be signed as a free agent.
"Prototypical size and build for the position,'' he wrote of Hogan in his draft guide. "Indestructible body type to bounce off physical collisions, exuding determination as a scrambler ... high RPMs on his short-to-intermediate passes ... can rip it while on the move, adjusting his throwing platform ... hyper-focused and gutsy in the pocket, not allowing pressure to disrupt his progressions.''
Give him a shot!
I like your enthusiasm, but Kessler is progressing along nicely and Hogan was already cut from the team that drafted him.
I think we are going to stick with Cody if he can go, we hand-picked him over Hogan and many others.
Zombo
Zombo said:
I like your enthusiasm, but Kessler is progressing along nicely and Hogan was already cut from the team that drafted him.
I think we are going to stick with Cody if he can go, we hand-picked him over Hogan and many others.
Zombo
they wanted him on their practice squad I believe he was their 5th stringer,Hogan was brought in before the draft and the reason they drafted Kessler was his quicker release Hogan has that long wind up, he will get killed back there
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This isn't the last we've seen of Clipboard Jesus. Once McCown, Kessler or Hogan inevitably get hurt, CBJ will be back. He was meant to be a Brown.
@the-user-from-cleveland said:
This isn't the last we've seen of Clipboard Jesus. Once McCown, Kessler or Hogan inevitably get hurt, CBJ will be back. He was meant to be a Brown.
ugh.
religion is a farce. just like whitehurst.
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Cam comes back this week so Hogan will get to play for sure.
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Cam comes back this week so Hogan will get to play for sure.
Cam comes back this week so Hogan will get to play for sure.
Honestly, seeing the play where Kessler got destroyed, and seeing John Greco just kinda ignore Hightower, I'm actually convincing myself Erving coming back is a good thing. It was probably play design, and Greco was expecting the ball to be out sooner and to be taking off blocking, but still, basically 'unabated to the QB'.
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Cam comes back this week so Hogan will get to play for sure.
Honestly, seeing the play where Kessler got destroyed, and seeing John Greco just kinda ignore Hightower, I'm actually convincing myself Erving coming back is a good thing. It was probably play design, and Greco was expecting the ball to be out sooner and to be taking off blocking, but still, basically 'unabated to the QB'.
Honestly, seeing the play where Kessler got destroyed, and seeing John Greco just kinda ignore Hightower, I'm actually convincing myself Erving coming back is a good thing. It was probably play design, and Greco was expecting the ball to be out sooner and to be taking off blocking, but still, basically 'unabated to the QB'.
When Erving is in there, you get more QB pressure and the added benefit of no interior run game. He is the best at being the worst.
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For sure. But hey, we can hope, right? I mean, he played all of about 5 games at center in college, and now, what, 2 in the NFL? He's still got plenty of room for growth, with time, coaching and experience.
I'm a glass half full kind of guy...
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