WaterfallJumper
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Three years? That's pretty interesting. I expected two years.
Maybe a sign that Hoyer nabbed a decent signing bonus to spread out? Surely they'll still be targeting a QB in the draft.
Brady wasn't going anywhere...ever. Until he decides to retire. BB retires shortly after in my view. Both have earned that right
I'll wait to see the fine print, but one thing is for sure: the Pats are all-in with a healthy Brady this year and probably next.Three years? That's pretty interesting. I expected two years.
I wouldn't be surprised if BB retires before Brady. He is 65 after all. If Brady wants to play for 5 more years, does BB really want that rigorous schedule until he's 70?
I say BB coaches for 3 more years and Brady plays until he's 45
I actually seem to recall BB specifically saying once that he wouldn't be coaching in his 70's
Great signing, you can't have a much better backup than Hoyer who since left New England, acquired great experience and playing time (some concussions too) playing all around the league, and he is familiar with the system and a good guy. He's made some money too and know that he is a backup and not a starter.
That was before he went on the TB12 methodology and the avocado + toast diet.I actually seem to recall BB specifically saying once that he wouldn't be coaching in his 70's
I think Kap's bigger issue is his lack of dedication to his craft. I doubt if he has spent any time recently staying in shape and/or improving his skills. BB doesn't take kindly to players who don't take their craft seriously.
Very glad we were able to sign him. I was worried that another QB needy team was going out-bid us.
According to the newsfeed above Packers tried to
Kaepernick's certainly no superstar or even a particularly good starting QB but he's far and away better than Hoyer,