Brett Hundley - Ongoing discussion

[mraynrand]

Yup, biggest change I saw was stepping up into the pocket instead of bailing out the back.

It was a shame that Bacteria didn't seem to adjust to it consistently.

[pbmax]

It was a shame that Bacteria didn't seem to adjust to it consistently.

He was getting worked by Heyward. Bach has some moments where he looks like he is just hanging on, but Heyward was just running past him at times.

Some of it might have been stunts, but he looked out of control.

[Guiness]

Yup, biggest change I saw was stepping up into the pocket instead of bailing out the back.

He still sprinted out of the pocket and rolled right too much for my liking, but it was much better. Actually reminded me a little of Rodgers in his first season when we all complained about him having 'happy feet'

[Fritz]

Amazing how much better he looked when he's not bailing out back and to the right play after play. He's still a touch slow on some sideline routes but looked real good all in all

Before Hundley ever had any meaningful playing time, I thought the guy had real potential to be a very good quarterback in the NFL. I even suggested that if he appeared to be that good, they ought to trade Rodgers for a boatload of picks.

After the Baltimore game, I said that Hundley was a terrible quarterback, especially for a guy who's had two years to watch and learn and figure it out. I couldn't believe that MM would think he was better than signing Kaepernick. I was disappointed with Hundley; he was terrible.

After the Pittsburgh game I am thinking that Hundley has the potential to be a decent, maybe slightly-below average starting NFL QB.

This proves that I have been right about Hundley each time I have assessed him.

Man, am I good.

[pbmax]

Before Hundley ever had any meaningful playing time, I thought the guy had real potential to be a very good quarterback in the NFL. I even suggested that if he appeared to be that good, they ought to trade Rodgers for a boatload of picks.

After the Baltimore game, I said that Hundley was a terrible quarterback, especially for a guy who's had two years to watch and learn and figure it out. I couldn't believe that MM would think he was better than signing Kaepernick. I was disappointed with Hundley; he was terrible.

After the Pittsburgh game I am thinking that Hundley has the potential to be a decent, maybe slightly-below average starting NFL QB.

This proves that I have been right about Hundley each time I have assessed him.

Man, am I good.

You have overfit your data. You are over explaining the past but performing horribly in predicting the future. We are going to terminate your contract and put red in charge of player development.

[Fritz]

I predict that if Hundley plays well next week, he is a good quarterback. Maybe great.

If he plays badly, he's shitty and should be cut immediately.

What's wrong with that kind of predicting?

[Maxie the Taxi]

I want to see Callahan play.

[mraynrand]

I want to see Callahan play.

Daddy I need to go to the bathroom! Not now, dammit!

[Maxie the Taxi]

LOL

[texaspackerbacker]

Yup, biggest change I saw was stepping up into the pocket instead of bailing out the back.

The problem was the Steelers caught on to that in the second half. There were a few times when it seemed like what he had been doing other weeks would have worked better. The kid has been getting better, though.

[MadScientist]

Brett so far has been decent on the road and sucks ass at Lambeau.

Split 	Value 	G 	W 	L 	T 	Cmp 	Att 	Inc 	Cmp% 	Yds 	TD 	Int 	Rate 	Sk 	Yds 	Y/A 	AY/A 	A/G 	Y/G 	Att 	Yds 	Y/A 	TD 	A/G 	Y/G 	TD 	Pts
Place	Home	5	2	3	0	73	122	49	59.84	655	0	5	57.2	12	76	5.37	3.52	24.4	131.0	17	151	8.88	2	3.4	30.2	2	12
	Road	3	1	2	0	53	84	31	63.10	614	5	3	90.1	11	68	7.31	6.89	28.0	204.7	4	25	6.25	0	1.3	8.3	0	0

You'd think an inexperienced QB would do better at home where he can use the cadence to his advantage and the team can hear the calls.

[gbgary]

i hope he saved his money because he will be out of football when he leaves Green Bay.