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I used to go hard with that joke, but Ferentz has turned into a viable reserve IOL. He's at least no longer the worst center I've ever seen play.Here comes the thanks dad posts......
Yes, we may have a laugh but I agree with you. He has been around for few seasons and has a place as a back up if required.I used to go hard with that joke, but Ferentz has turned into a viable reserve IOL. He's at least no longer the worst center I've ever seen play.
None that a guy making Stiddy money could afford !There’s some great real estate up in Canada I hear.
Still on his rookie contact. Costs nothing. It was like 300k in dead cap if they released him last year, 100k this year. No real reason not to keep him.I don’t know why Stidham was even on the team last year if he couldn’t get garbage snaps over Hoyer.
Waste of a roster spot. Not even good enough to beat out Hoyer who is pretty bad.Still on his rookie contact. Costs nothing. It was like 300k in dead cap if they released him last year, 100k this year. No real reason not to keep him.
Honestly, they had the free roster spot with Jakob Johnson, so it truly didn't matter. Now with Johnson not being tendered, we'll see. It's only 100k or so of dead cap.Waste of a roster spot. Not even good enough to beat out Hoyer who is pretty bad.
Take it up with Bill. They could have cut Stidham when he returned from his back surgery last season. Instead, they activated him to the 53. I’ve never understood the vitriol towards Stidham. It’s not his fault he was over hyped after Brady left.Waste of a roster spot. Not even good enough to beat out Hoyer who is pretty bad.
It’s a funny joke but probably kind of true. I see this contract as one that is intended to carry him through his final playing years and then into coaching. Many people will tell you Hoyer has said he doesn’t want to coach, but it’s not accurate - he said he felt it would be irresponsible (rather, his wife would be mad at him) to have to put in more hours as a coach for less money than if he was still on the roster. I can see this being an agreement between Bill and Hoyer where Bill says “I’ll pay you good backup QB money for two more years, but you’ll have to do some extra work coaching up Mac and any other potential QB I draft and working with the offense, then after this you’re my QB coach in 2024.” Hoyer turns 37 this season so I don’t think he will get a ton of offers at age 39. I’m sure he will be ready to hang them up by then, and coaching is the obvious next career step.Hoyer is our QB coach, assistant offensive coach whether he knows it or not.
Brian instead of practicing today, why don’t you work with Nick, Joe and I on breaking down this film for weaknesses.
Bill what is this room?
Think of it as your personal locker room.
Does that plate on the desk say Coach Hoyer?
How did that get there, I’ll get this straightened out immediately.
No Bill it’s ok let’s watch that film?
Should I call my wife and tell her it’s going to be a long night?
Good to have you about aboard Hoy.
The writing was on the wall for Stid when Bill wouldn't give him a look at the end of 2020 playing out the string with Cam instead.Take it up with Bill. They could have cut Stidham when he returned from his back surgery last season. Instead, they activated him to the 53. I’ve never understood the vitriol towards Stidham. It’s not his fault he was over hyped after Brady left.
Stidham could not take any garbage time snaps because he wasn’t active. The Pats only activate 2 QBs a game.
It’s good to have Hoyer back. The 2 year deal tells me he got a signing bonus this time. Good for him.