Honestly, the Zappe situation is just a case of people needing to lower their expectations, sort of like with Mac. Mac is a solid player who has shown he can win and be a decent starter, with the unknown being just how good of a player he can be. Zappe has shown he can be a capable backup who can come in and win a couple of games if they need him to. If he can eventually get to Hoyer's level, I don't think many of us would be unhappy with that. But trying to put him on this pedestal the way people did when he started and won 2 out of 17 games last season was just unrealistic.
Either way, last night was a reminder that the offensive line situation also remains a concern, regardless of who is back there. So hopefully, they get that figured out heading into the season. Obviously, there were no starters out there, but having not watched it back yet, I don't even know if any of those guys played well enough to feel like there was much to build off of.