Tim Boyle bandwagon thread...

[gbgary]

he's kinda got something. it could prove useful when/if the time comes.

[Teamcheez1]

Looking forward to him on the practice squad. He is our new "Callahan".

[Fritz]

Looking forward to him on the practice squad. He is our new "Callahan".

No, he's our new Taysom Hill. Now if only his first name were Lance instead of Tim.

[Tony Oday]

Better than the other two dumpster fires.

[mraynrand]

No, he's our new Taysom Hill. Now if only his first name were Lance instead of Tim.

First name: Slow

Can he play special teams?

[The Shadow]

he's kinda got something. it could prove useful when/if the time comes.


Exactly correct, sir. Watched the tape of the game 3 times. He def. has a lot more moxie than the other two stiffs. Much more NFL potential.
The Pack should step out a bit and run Boyle in with more of the starters to see what he can do.

[pbmax]

We should just have resurrected the Taysom Hill thread and stickied it.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

he's kinda got something. it could prove useful when/if the time comes.

Dude has got a cannon for an arm. Gunslingers are fun to watch.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

We should just have resurrected the Taysom Hill thread and stickied it.

Hill was a running QB, not a statue of a pocket passer with a cannon arm like Boyle.

I'm guessing the Hun gets traded at the end of camp.

[Tony Oday]

Hill was a running QB, not a statue of a pocket passer with a cannon arm like Boyle.

I'm guessing the Hun gets traded at the end of camp.

Hahahaha they would have to pay money to get a 7th for that dumpster fire.

[Harlan Huckleby]

Hill was a running QB, not a statue of a pocket passer with a cannon arm like Boyle.

I'm guessing the Hun gets traded at the end of camp.

I agree that comparison to Hill is odd. BTW, is Hill a 2nd QB now?

https://i.pinimg.com/564x/1a/5b/f4/1a5bf4dc810f9a27afe0ca3c6ce342b5.jpg

[Anti-Polar Bear]

I agree that comparison to Hill is odd. BTW, is Hill a 2nd QB now?

https://i.pinimg.com/564x/1a/5b/f4/1a5bf4dc810f9a27afe0ca3c6ce342b5.jpg

Look closely, and Hundley kinda look Asian, like Attila the Hun.

Not sure 'bout Hill. Don't follow the Aints on twitter or facebook.

[pbmax]

Dude has got a cannon for an arm. Gunslingers are fun to watch.

BJ Coleman and Scott Tolzien beg to differ.

[The Shadow]

Boyle & Kum deserve roster room!

[Harlan Huckleby]

https://www.theadvocate.com/new_orleans/sports/saints/article_8e80a4e2-9d9b-11e8-b00a-777b184220b0.html

Hill is compared to Hercules. He plays special teams and actually tackles. But it's not clear if he will beat-put the New Orleans Boyle for a backup QB job.

[The Shadow]

Exactly correct, sir. Watched the tape of the game 3 times. He def. has a lot more moxie than the other two stiffs. Much more NFL potential.
The Pack should step out a bit and run Boyle in with more of the starters to see what he can do.

True on 8/12, true now.

[Harlan Huckleby]

Somebody's got a chubby

[gbgary]

don't know who demovsky spoke to but whoever it was said they intend to keep boyle on the 53.

gomer pyle...



https://youtu.be/0y0a_YwSiTM

[pbmax]

Not falling for it this year, I don't care how he looks tonight.

[run pMc]

Hill was a running QB, not a statue of a pocket passer with a cannon arm like Boyle.

I'm guessing the Hun gets traded at the end of camp.

Nailed it!

[Tony Oday]

Nailed it!

Boyle is not an immobile QB, he just doesn't bail out in two seconds when the first read is not there.

[mraynrand]

Boyle is not an immobile QB, he just doesn't bail out in two seconds when the first read is not there.

BigBenesque!

[Harlan Huckleby]

Boyle is not an immobile QB, he just doesn't bail out in two seconds when the first read is not there.

Ain't buying this. He is no Hill or Hundley with his feet.

But I will see tonight if you have a point.

[The Shadow]

I think the thing I liked with Boyle was when given the opportunity, he actually threw the ball more than 7 yards down the field. For far too long, whenever anyone other than ARod was at the helm, the QB's would either do that dink-dunk thing or start looking to run. Boyle was not afraid to go vertical, and it led to some nice plays.

[Smidgeon]

I think the thing I liked with Boyle was when given the opportunity, he actually threw the ball more than 7 yards down the field. For far too long, whenever anyone other than ARod was at the helm, the QB's would either do that dink-dunk thing or start looking to run. Boyle was not afraid to go vertical, and it led to some nice plays.

Kizer did that a bit in games 2 and 3 as well (didn't see game 1, so I can't comment). That's what guided me to wanting Kizer/Boyle vs anybody/Hundley. Hundley wouldn't push it down the field with regularity. He'd take shots, but they were the super safe ones.

[Joemailman]

BigBenesque!

Guard the women!

[gbgary]

Boyle is not an immobile QB, he just doesn't bail out in two seconds when the first read is not there.

yup.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Nailed it!

I did, didn’t I. The Hun has been traded. And the Statue of Liberty moves better in the pocket than Boyle.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

yup.

Like Harlan, I didn’t watch the 2nd half of the finale. In the 1st half, however, Boyle couldn’t evade a monstrous pass rush to save a cow. I sense picks for Boyle whenever the protection breaks down or the wideouts aren’t open. But I like his arm.

[hoosier]

don't know who demovsky spoke to but whoever it was said they intend to keep boyle on the 53.

gomer pyle...



https://youtu.be/0y0a_YwSiTM

I am...in a world....of shit.

[Pugger]

Better than the other two dumpster fires.

Not really. He is intriguing but he still needs a boat load of work. He telegraphs his passes and throws way to late.

[texaspackerbacker]

I won't get to see the game until Sunday morning on NFL Network, but I suspect same ol' same ol' - the O Line screwed things up royally for Kizer and Boyle, same as they always do for Rodgers and did for Hundley. I'll withhold judgment for sure, though, until I see the game.

[gbgary]

he was pretty good until the backup backups and cuts came in to play with him.

[Teamcheez1]

I'm still on the fence on whether Boyle should be kept on the 53. Nice arm, but very raw. I'll leave it to Gute and MM to make that decision. He will be inactive all the time so I guess it doesn't matter.

[Harlan Huckleby]

I'm still on the fence on whether Boyle should be kept on the 53. Nice arm, but very raw. I'll leave it to Gute and MM to make that decision. He will be inactive all the time so I guess it doesn't matter.
To get a QB prospect with Boyle or Kizer's demonstrated tools you have to draft in rounds 3-5.
Forget their pedigrees coming out of college, this is where their potential stands now.

Of course you protect both Boyle & Kizer. Otherwise it is like throwing away a good draft pick.

[Harlan Huckleby]

he was pretty good until the backup backups and cuts came in to play with him.

This is a good point. But as anti pb said, we have to accept that he will be a pocket passer. He doesn't look fast or quick. That's OK, Tom Brady manages.

[ThunderDan]

To get a QB prospect with Boyle or Kizer's demonstrated tools you have to draft in rounds 3-5.
Forget their pedigrees coming out of college, this is where their potential stands now.

Of course you protect both Boyle & Kizer. Otherwise it is like throwing away a good draft pick.

Of course Boyle was an Undrafted Free Agent and cost the Packers zero picks.

[Harlan Huckleby]

Of course Boyle was an Undrafted Free Agent and cost the Packers zero picks.

A disciplined GM ignores all past investment and just looks at value today. Hard to do, but that was Ron Wolf's good advice.

[Smidgeon]

A disciplined GM ignores all past investment and just looks at value today. Hard to do, but that was Ron Wolf's good advice.

That's good advice in almost every scenario.