Tim Boyle bandwagon thread...

[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.