Brett Hundley - Ongoing discussion

[Rutnstrut]

I think he tried but they were limited. I think Detroits run defense is better than NO's. And once you're down by two-three scores the run game goes bye bye.

He bailed on the run before they were way down. If he doesn't see immediate success from it he bails. Hell he bails on the run even when it's successful. He's just not that good of a coach. Without Rodgers in there to make him look good it's obvious to all but the super homers.

[woodbuck27]

He bailed on the run before they were way down. If he doesn't see immediate success from it he bails. Hell he bails on the run even when it's successful. He's just not that good of a coach. Without Rodgers in there to make him look good it's obvious to all but the super homers.

With Aaron Rodgers out we really see what MM and the Coaching Staff and TT bring to the table.

It's obvious the word to describe that best is = FAIL.

So this will be overall good for Aaron Rodgers and Packer hopes of a Super Bowl; if finally, the Charade is exposed and we see TT and MM Fired.

Then just maybe Aaron Rodgers will have 'a real chance' and a Super Bowl again.

In reality I won't be surprized to see another best word to describe Packers and that possible reality = Denial.

Pride and Ego brought together = Destruction.

[George Cumby]

I didn't watch the game but Hundleys numbers are better and I saw the highlight reel including the TD pass to The Fresno Fantastic Beast.

That was a nice ball Hundley threw. So. Has he turned a corner or was it just the sun shining on a moose's ass?

[Joemailman]

I didn't watch the game but Hundleys numbers are better and I saw the highlight reel including the TD pass to The Fresno Fantastic Beast.

That was a nice ball Hundley threw. So. Has he turned a corner or was it just the sun shining on a moose's ass?

We'll see. Shaky 1st half. Pretty good 2nd half. Did it against a respectable Bears defense. Some cause for cautious optimism.

[MadScientist]

I didn't watch the game but Hundleys numbers are better and I saw the highlight reel including the TD pass to The Fresno Fantastic Beast.

That was a nice ball Hundley threw. So. Has he turned a corner or was it just the sun shining on a moose's ass?

It looked like his velocity and accuracy improved, but the offense was inconsistent because his decision making was suspect. He threw a couple of balls that could have been picked. He doesn't have a lot of pocket awareness so he took a lot of sacks, and missed hot reads. If he's turned a corner, it is from crap to work in progress. He has a way to go before he looks good, but maybe he has a path there.

[bobblehead]

Would be nice if MM tried to have a running game and actually call a game to BHs strengths.

Thats sarcasm right? I'm having a sheldon Cooper moment.

[bobblehead]

Whoever thought this kid would translate well to the Packer passing attack probably should not be allowed to evaluate QB talent ever again.
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I was probably the same idiot who wanted Rodgers and then said "Let Favre walk, Rodgers is ready"

[Pugger]

Someone on the radio suggested Hundley played a little more controlled after he tweaked his hammy in this game. It forced him to stay in the pocket and not run at the first sign of pressure. That is an interesting take for sure.

[Maxie the Taxi]

Someone on the radio suggested Hundley played a little more controlled after he tweaked his hammy in this game. It forced him to stay in the pocket and not run at the first sign of pressure. That is an interesting take for sure.

Wow. "Packer hammy" is a training technique. A method to their madness.

[pbmax]

Wow. "Packer hammy" is a training technique. A method to their madness.

Which reminds me, we should invest in a hamstring care facility near Green Bay. Quick way to make a killing for 7-8 months.

[Fritz]

One thing I noticed is that when Hundley bolts the pocket, he ends up about twenty yards behind the line of scrimmage. By that point, of course, he has no recourse but to throw it away, or to throw a fifteen-yard pass that will net them minus five on the play, or run for a ten-yard loss. I hope MM is working with the guy on stepping up into the pocket.

[Maxie the Taxi]

One thing I noticed is that when Hundley bolts the pocket, he ends up about twenty yards behind the line of scrimmage. By that point, of course, he has no recourse but to throw it away, or to throw a fifteen-yard pass that will net them minus five on the play, or run for a ten-yard loss. I hope MM is working with the guy on stepping up into the pocket.

I've never seen a QB do that...well, maybe Fran Tarkington, but Randy is no Fran Tarkington.

[Smidgeon]

I've never seen a QB do that...well, maybe Fran Tarkington, but Randy is no Fran Tarkington.

The Packers had another QB known for that:

[Maxie the Taxi]

The Packers had another QB known for that:

haha Good one. Did Wallace ever do that while wearing green and gold?

[Smidgeon]

haha Good one. Did Wallace ever do that while wearing green and gold?

I was at the game in the video.

And no. He tore a groin muscle on his first series. If memory serves correctly.