@lincoln-dukes said:He's smart, & a great game manager. He takes calculated risks & can shine late when the game is on the line, but he only works when the team is working.
Still think it was a great early post, but wanted to take one exception. Hoyer was a great game manager, but as the team level declined so did his "management". His footwork deteriorated then returned as his reads deteriorated then was returning as his footwork went south again. It was a see-saw of two issues... it was stealing his confidence... and that spelled the end.
Whether all this happened because of the added pressure on his limited game or an injury or whatever, it does not matter. At the end the only consistency in his game was that it was insufficient to keep us winning.
@walterwhite said:I'm probably going to get A LOT of shit for this but if I were a season ticket holder...
Yes... quite a lot...
@aggie-brown-fan said:One good drive and one drive of rookie mistakes???
Ready when you are for the dissection...