Tdog posted:if Hundley is still on the team come training camp there is still something wrong at 1265. he is a waste of time. I hope to never see him play QB for the GBP again, even in preseason. there has GOT to be a better prospect out there to train up.
THIS!
I'm fairly certain Hundley will be there when they start TC. No problem seeing if he has learned anything from this past season.
Hungry5 posted:I'm fairly certain Hundley will be there when they start TC. No problem seeing if he has learned anything from this past season.
Waste of a roster spot
Need arms in camp. If Gute drafts one or two QBs, I doubt then that Hundley makes it out of camp on the roster.
Iâll assume Hundley learned a great deal this past season. Bigger question is what did MM learn? What MM learned (which better be an awful ****ing lot) should translate into what we see out of Hundley going forward. Inclusive of a spot on the roster.
Exactly CJ.
Hundley had 9 starts and finished 3-6. He was up and down and inconsistent. Not all that unexpected from a 5th rounder with essentially 2 years in the league. Again, no harm or cost to have him come to camp.
Sometimes, there is a switch, and then the light just comes on. Sometimes it is a fader that slowly shines light on the situation. Sometimes, the breaker is tripped and no one knows where the breaker box is.
YATittle posted:Hungry5 posted:I'm fairly certain Hundley will be there when they start TC. No problem seeing if he has learned anything from this past season.
Waste of a roster spot
It's a 90 man roster at the start of TC. Would you rather have another clueless camp arm throwing passes in TC, or a player who knows something about the offense and can help develope the young receivers?
Sure, give Hundley a TC chance to show something.
All I've seen so far, were poor instincts and happy feet.
Pocket awareness seemed to be his biggest problem to me. When he was settled in, or even moving when there was actual pressure, he played well.
If Hundley was the starting QB in 2018 Vegas would list GB at 5.5 over/under for wins. Letâs call it exactly what he is. What he did.
Thats not saying he canât be better. I donât think he was prepared for what he was thrown into. But nothing he did last year says his future should be anything different than what we all watched.
Kind of like what we know what anyone on defense is actually capable of.
We really donât know much of anything about this roster.
ChilliJon posted:If Hundley was the starting QB in 2018 Vegas would list GB at 5.5 over/under for wins. Letâs call it exactly what he is. What he did.
Thats not saying he canât be better. I donât think he was prepared for what he was thrown into. But nothing he did last year says his future should be anything different than what we all watched.
Kind of like what we know what anyone on defense is actually capable of.
We really donât know much of anything about this roster.
He played exactly like he did at UCLA after years with MM and Rodgers.
Tells me all I need to know. Next!
YATittle posted:ChilliJon posted:If Hundley was the starting QB in 2018 Vegas would list GB at 5.5 over/under for wins. Letâs call it exactly what he is. What he did.
Thats not saying he canât be better. I donât think he was prepared for what he was thrown into. But nothing he did last year says his future should be anything different than what we all watched.
Kind of like what we know what anyone on defense is actually capable of.
We really donât know much of anything about this roster.
He played exactly like he did at UCLA after years with MM and Rodgers.
Tells me all I need to know. Next!
He'll be in training camp. What he does in the pre-season will determine if he makes the team.
They need to throw him in against the ones to see if he's learned anything. He's played well against the twos and lower in preseason, but failed during the season. The only way to see if he's learned is to put him under the same pressure. If he's still the same, chuck him.
The Packers' passing game is built on AR's ability to anticipate what is going to come open, the patience/ elusiveness to wait for the moment and the arm strength and accuracy to take advantage of the fleeting opportunity. It's an uncommon skill set and if you recognize how lucky the Packers were to get AR as successor to Favre, you know how unlikely it is to find another with the same ability. Hundley doesn't appear equal to the job in any respect but that's not really an indictment of him. There may be one or two qbs in the league who could run this offense successfully.
Agree on Hundley, but Favre ran the offense pretty well until he didn't want to any longer, probably because of the discipline required. Rodgers is a fit for MM's offense, but I don't think he'd be the only fit. There are so few QBs who can run any NFL offense, and it takes the right mesh to make a team go.
My question is, would MM change his system to fit a QB without AR's skills? Imagine if he didn't have AR and had to start with a newly drafted guy who was not as skilled as AR (not Hundley, who was in the QB room for three years). Would MM revamp his offense to the new guys' skills or expect the new guy to conform? That would be the real test of MM's coaching acumen.
McCarthy said he is tearing up the playbook and starting from scratch.
Hundley would have done great in an old Barry Alverez offense where he was never expected to throw, occasionally run, and never throw.
I fear the Htrain will be back next year, but I don't see him developing into anything worth the time and effort.
I have zero confidence in Hundley ever having success throwing the ball downfield.
Philbin helped set Matt Flynn up for life. Never say never.
Fandame posted:
My question is, would MM change his system to fit a QB without AR's skills? Imagine if he didn't have AR and had to start with a newly drafted guy who was not as skilled as AR (not Hundley, who was in the QB room for three years). Would MM revamp his offense to the new guys' skills or expect the new guy to conform? That would be the real test of MM's coaching acumen.
We saw how he called his offense with Hundley so Iâm guessing he would require the rook to conform because McCarthy is too stuck in his ways. He shouldâve went upstairs with Thompson because heâs well past him prime
ChilliJon posted:If Hundley was the starting QB in 2018 Vegas would list GB at 5.5 over/under for wins. Letâs call it exactly what he is. What he did.
Thats not saying he canât be better. I donât think he was prepared for what he was thrown into. But nothing he did last year says his future should be anything different than what we all watched.
Kind of like what we know what anyone on defense is actually capable of.
We really donât know much of anything about this
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phaedrus posted:I have zero confidence in Hundley ever having success throwing the ball downfield.
Same as I because until he actually throws it downfield, the offense isn't going anywhere. At times he just hung on to it too long. He needs to learn to pull the trigger - or pull it sooner.
There are articles comparing what Foles and Keenum did with Hundley. Foles and Keenum both had extended periods of actual regular season playing time before having to pick up the reigns of their respective teams this season. Hundley had not - and it showed. So to me it is comparing apples and oranges.
