Brian Hoyer

Originally posted by JustinNiner:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by NJNiner:

Hoyer is definitely not the long term answer so why not call on Kap to see if he would be interested in coming back to SF?

2 No long term answers make a right

i agree. Kap doesnt fit the Shannahan mold too.

All he needs is the next Matt Ryan.

It is painful to watch Hoyer. The thing that sucks is that when Hoyer makes a play, the WR doesnt catch the ball.

I dont think Beathard would be any better so we are stuck with Hoyer for the time being. Maybe beathard will be ready later on this year but definitely not now.

Originally posted by kray28:

Hoyer is a clown. Yes, he will help tank for the pick. But what's the point when the talent evaluation is terrible and they'll blow the top pick?

This team right now is the worst the Niners have ever been in my 30 years of watching the team.

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO peice of the work this place is

Originally posted by NJNiner:

Hoyer is definitely not the long term answer so why not call on Kap to see if he would be interested in coming back to SF?

Quite simply, he's a terrible fit not to mention it's damn near impossible to walk in to this offensive system and pick it up with no off season.

Hoyer knows this offense inside and out and that will eventually go a long ways in helping the entire offense on audibles, OL checks, helping players in games get lined up properly, in huddle sequencing, cadence, etc. This is a foundation year and it's going to take 2 full years to fully implement it all. It's going to be rough to start out but small small incremental improvements are what you can expect...like going from 3 pre snap formation penalties to 0 up in Seattle (and no false starts either).

Now, whether Hoyer can EXECUTE...that's the real concern at this junction.

But bringing in Kap would only hinder the installment of this offense right now because the entire offense would have to be changed to fit his style of play.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by NJNiner:

Hoyer is definitely not the long term answer so why not call on Kap to see if he would be interested in coming back to SF?

Quite simply, he's a terrible fit not to mention it's damn near impossible to walk in to this offensive system and pick it up with no off season.

Hoyer knows this offense inside and out and that will eventually go a long ways in helping the entire offense on audibles, OL checks, helping players in games get lined up properly, in huddle sequencing, cadence, etc. This is a foundation year and outs going to take 2 full years to fully implement it all. It's going to be rough to start out but small small incremental improvements are what you can expect...like from 3 pre snap formation penalties to 0 up in Seattle (and no false starts either).

Now, whether Hoyer can EXECUTE...that's the real concern at this junction.

But bringing in Kap would only hinder the installment of this offense right now because the entire offense would have to be changed to fit his style of play.

Hoyer looks like a terrible fit as well.

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Hoyer looks like a terrible fit as well.

Execution...I agree...right now.

Originally posted by JustinNiner:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by NJNiner:

Hoyer is definitely not the long term answer so why not call on Kap to see if he would be interested in coming back to SF?

2 No long term answers make a right

i agree. Kap doesnt fit the Shannahan mold too.

And Kyle had only confirmed this 300 times. LOL

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Hoyer looks like a terrible fit as well.

Execution...I agree...right now.

if this thing continues to go south... would you like the team to use a number one pick on a quarterback. or maybe sign cousins and use the number one pick on a honest to got playmaker for cousins.. or something else?

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by JustinNiner:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by NJNiner:
Hoyer is definitely not the long term answer so why not call on Kap to see if he would be interested in coming back to SF?

2 No long term answers make a right

i agree. Kap doesnt fit the Shannahan mold too.

And Kyle had only confirmed this 300 times. LOL

i would much rather let cj play then bringing back a very very bad stench

Hoyer needs to be reminded that there's this guy called the middle linebacker and he backs the line in the middle. Two straight games with INTs right at the MLB.

Originally posted by thl408:
Hoyer needs to be reminded that there's this guy called the middle linebacker and he backs the line in the middle. Two straight games with INTs right at the MLB.

i do not think that thing is correctable by the coaches. i thought the guy would at least be respectable

Hoyer will need to show something against the Rams this Thursday, otherwise he is done in this league.

I refuse to believe that Hoyer is this bad. I think he'll start playing way better on Thursday

I didnt think it was possible to get worse qb play than gabbert but he's done it.

All that being said about Chip Kelly. It seems like this offense goes 3 and out at the same rate of time, if not worse. Defense is still getting gassed.